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#177 For some .mp3 files the @n pattern is expanded without leading zeroes

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2014-10-19
2014-10-15
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Win7, mp3splt_2.6.1b_i386

mp3splt.exe -o "@n" -t 4.0 test.mp3

mp3splt 2.6.1b (23/09/14) - using libmp3splt 0.9.1b
Matteo Trotta <mtrotta at="" users.sourceforge.net="">
Alexandru Munteanu
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Processing file 'test.mp3' ...
info: file matches the plugin 'mp3 (libmad)'
info: found Xing or Info header. Switching to frame mode...
info: MPEG 1 Layer 3 - 44100 Hz - Mono - FRAME MODE - Total time: 3m.08s
info: starting time mode split
File "1.mp3" created <-------------- must be 01.mp3
File "2.mp3" created
File "3.mp3" created
File "4.mp3" created
File "5.mp3" created
File "6.mp3" created
File "7.mp3" created
File "8.mp3" created
File "9.mp3" created
File "10.mp3" created
File "11.mp3" created
File "12.mp3" created
File "13.mp3" created
File "14.mp3" created
File "15.mp3" created
File "16.mp3" created
File "17.mp3" created
File "18.mp3" created
File "19.mp3" created
File "20.mp3" created
Processed 179226 frames - Sync errors: 18
time split ok</mtrotta>

I've experimented with -t and -a options but it didn't help. The patterns such as @l and @u work well for the file.

Discussion

  • Evgeny Filatov

    Evgeny Filatov - 2014-10-15

    test.mp3 mentioned in the ticket

     
    test.mp3

  • Munteanu Alexandru

    Munteanu Alexandru - 2014-10-15

    Hello,

    Thank you for reporting this issue and for the file.
    This is because the Time of the input file is detected as "Total time: 3m.08s". The number of zeroes is computed from the total time and the total number of files to create. This explains why you don't have zeroes.
    But you can force to always create two digits by replacing "@n" with "@n2".

    Now, it looks like your input file has some errors in it "Sync errors: 18".
    This most likely seems to be a file created by a concatenation of several files. There is an option in mp3splt called '-e' which splits according to those sync errors and you will obtain the original files. You can try it with 'mp3splt.exe -o "@n" -e test.mp3'.

    --
    Alex

     

  • Evgeny Filatov

    Evgeny Filatov - 2014-10-15

    Thanks a lot! I suspected that there were several files in one but I didn't know how to reach out them. The -e option really helped.

     

  • Munteanu Alexandru

    Munteanu Alexandru - 2014-10-19

    I am closing the ticket.
    Please post here if still necessary.

     

  • Munteanu Alexandru

    Munteanu Alexandru - 2014-10-19
    • status: open --> closed
     
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