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Audio File help, please
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| Mr. Sketchy |
Recently I have noticed a new trend in internet music. I dl a set from soulseek and when I go to play it in winamp the time is all over the place.
Example 1: An 80 min set/cd will read 400 min in winamp. Then the time will very quickly go to 70 min, then 45 min, then 67 min. It sounds fine in winamp but I can't transfer to cd cause my burner reads it as 400 min and therefore too big for the cd....
Example 2: A track or set will just plain count wrong. 5:45 5:44 5:45 5:46 5:43 and so on. It sounds fine in winamp but I think it will not perform right after it is burned because of this funky time thing.
Can anyone help? Is there anyway to fix these time inconsistencies?
thanks,
jeff |
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| Dj EndgamE |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr. Sketchy
Recently I have noticed a new trend in internet music. I dl a set from soulseek and when I go to play it in winamp the time is all over the place.
Example 1: An 80 min set/cd will read 400 min in winamp. Then the time will very quickly go to 70 min, then 45 min, then 67 min. It sounds fine in winamp but I can't transfer to cd cause my burner reads it as 400 min and therefore too big for the cd....
Example 2: A track or set will just plain count wrong. 5:45 5:44 5:45 5:46 5:43 and so on. It sounds fine in winamp but I think it will not perform right after it is burned because of this funky time thing.
Can anyone help? Is there anyway to fix these time inconsistencies?
thanks,
jeff |
Try importing the set into any .wav editing program like Cool Edit/Adobe Audition or Soundforge, then re-save the mp3.
Here is a link to the demo version of Adobe Audition
http://www.download.com/Adobe-Audit...tml?tag=lst-0-1 |
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| El Kay Dee |
is this for all sets of urs or just a few??
ive noticed this happen mostly for VBR encoded mp3s personally..
u could just use an encoding software that will re encode it to a consistant bitrate |
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| NuERA |
yeah stop using winamp..
try vlc player. its typically used as a video player, but that thing plays everything. so if it does the same thing, you know its either the file you downloaded or your soundcard. |
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| Dj EndgamE |
| quote: | Originally posted by NuERA
yeah stop using winamp..
try vlc player. its typically used as a video player, but that thing plays everything. so if it does the same thing, you know its either the file you downloaded or your soundcard. |
Is it possible to make playlists in VLC? I use it for everything but music files |
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| NuERA |
^^
Yep. On my ocmputer anything I right click onAdd to VLC playlist is option...I didnt set it up to do that, it just did it. And to be honest ive never built a playlist on vLC, I just know that there is form seeing that option when i rght click. |
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