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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Having Trouble with Recoding and the resulting file-lengthHaving Trouble with Recoding and the resulting file-length
From: foswald <foswald_at_gmx.at>
Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2003 13:24:52 +0200 Hi there! Yesterday I recorded a music-cassette from my home-stereo via Line In. I used Mono and only 16kHz since it is just a recorded interview on the cassette. After I've recorded the two sides of the cassette, with worked properly, I listend to the result. The quality was good (as good as ot ca be off a cassette), but I recognized that the time-length of the mp3-file was wrong. When I skipped to the end onf that 30 minute-file, I found rockbox indicating that the file was finished (at its end) but it was still playing. So I did this VBRfix-stuff (I don't know what it's for), but then the its time-length shifted form 0:31 min to abut 31:22 min. So I thought this problem was solved. I then put the file onto my PC and listened is with WinAmp. And again the time-length shown in WinAmp doesn't match the real time-length, with I proofed by skipping to the end and the file was actually longer than it seemed to be. I tried now to make a music-CD out of that two files (side A and B), but when nero came to write the end of the first file, it gave a file-reading-error. I then simulated the burning-process and there was the same error again. So my question: Is it possible that rockbox has problems in qalculating the real length of a recorded sound-file? And: WHAT DO I DO AGAINST IT? Greetings banGser Btw: I do have a JB FM recorder with I upgraded with a 60GB-HD. I used rockbox20030703 Received on 2003-07-08 Page template was last modified "Tue Sep 7 00:00:02 2021" The Rockbox Crew -- Privacy Policy |