Refresh CD shows proper track duration in application
window, but file ouput shows a much shorter track
duration (about 33% of the actual track duration).
Discussion
Anonymous
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2002-09-24
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That means that either the entire file was not successfully
ripped, or that the track length is being incorrectly reported in
the viewer. What output format (MP3, OGG, WAV) was
being used? In the case of a WAV file, the file length is
written to the WAV header, and should be correct.
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Anonymous
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2002-09-24
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I've had problems with truncated files when encoding to MP3,
but running the same encoded as OGG the files come out full
length. I havn't done any extensive testing on this but it
is present in v0.24 running under w2k.
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I'm also getting a similar problem encoding to MP3. The
track viewer is reporting the length of the tracks
correctly, but when the mp3s are opened in winamp, the
number of seconds listed in the mpeg properties is rarely
the length of the mp3.
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This problem occurs when output is mp3, with output as ogg
there is no problem. I'm not sure if it's incorrect track
info or problem with ripping the entire track, all I know is
that when the track is played back it only plays the actual
time that is presented in the file. So for a person like me
that really don't know anything about mp3-format it looks
like the entire track is not getting ripped properly.
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The track length is reported incorrectly however tracks
play back correctly.
This only happens when encoding in VBR mode. I have
tried the same track at 192kbs and the time is reported
correctly without VBR
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That means that either the entire file was not successfully
ripped, or that the track length is being incorrectly reported in
the viewer. What output format (MP3, OGG, WAV) was
being used? In the case of a WAV file, the file length is
written to the WAV header, and should be correct.
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I've had problems with truncated files when encoding to MP3,
but running the same encoded as OGG the files come out full
length. I havn't done any extensive testing on this but it
is present in v0.24 running under w2k.
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I'm also getting a similar problem encoding to MP3. The
track viewer is reporting the length of the tracks
correctly, but when the mp3s are opened in winamp, the
number of seconds listed in the mpeg properties is rarely
the length of the mp3.
Logged In: YES
user_id=156789
This problem occurs when output is mp3, with output as ogg
there is no problem. I'm not sure if it's incorrect track
info or problem with ripping the entire track, all I know is
that when the track is played back it only plays the actual
time that is presented in the file. So for a person like me
that really don't know anything about mp3-format it looks
like the entire track is not getting ripped properly.
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The track length is reported incorrectly however tracks
play back correctly.
This only happens when encoding in VBR mode. I have
tried the same track at 192kbs and the time is reported
correctly without VBR