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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: Possible recorded file bug?Re: Possible recorded file bug?
From: Jos Laake <joslaake_at_earthlink.net>
Date: Sat, 19 Apr 2003 04:44:13 -0700 Linus Nielsen Feltzing wrote: > It was a Xing header issue. I have committed a fix for this. My first > version of the Xing header generator didn't set the MPEG version and > sample rate correctlty in the Xing header, and it seems like Media > Player reads the sample rate from the Xing header (something I think is > quite naive, but anyway). > > You should be able to repair your already recorded files by running > "Update VBR file" on them. Do make a copy of them first, in case I have > introduced another undocumented feature... Cool! It worked! And it repaired my already recorded files, too! > Regarding MP3Ext, maybe it doesn't like that I generate a completely > empty ID3V2 tag...? Maybe. Your newest latest now-working version still doesn't show up as having any tags. Shouldn't all of this stuff: Bitrate: 0K Time: 00:00 Mode: s Layer: - Freq: 0 Frames: 0 ...shouldn't this stuff be something other than blank? I mean, even if we don't know the artist, song name and album info and all that jive, all of these particular factors should be known at file-save time. Shouldn't they be filled in properly when the file is saved? Does the bug report I filed [723991] cover this issue as well? Anyway, thanks a lot, Linus, for fixing this so quickly. It really helps me a lot! I'm looking forward to getting into the code myself a bit. I definitely have an alternate recording function I'd like to implement. I want to set up an "always-on sampler" that lets me record something that "just happened" like the Archos FM Recorder firmware does for 'pre-saving' songs off the radio. Soon... Thanks again! RockBox ROCKS! ~Jos~ Received on 2003-04-19 Page template was last modified "Tue Sep 7 00:00:02 2021" The Rockbox Crew -- Privacy Policy |