Hello,
Hello,
I'd like to determine the number of frames included in an mp3 file
given its size. Using the formula
File_Size/(1152*Bitrate/Sampling_Rate) always leads to a number of
frames that's smaller than the one indicated by an MP3 decoder
(eg. WinAmp) for the same file. Could
Hi all,
I've just committed some changes to --nspsytune.
Things changed are following:
1. Changed noise calculation. New --nspsytune uses total noise in a
sfb to calculate noise. This calculates loudness of the noise.
2. Improved function of masking addition.
3. Improved
I think the only way is to find every frame, and analyse the header. It will
give you the frame length with the formula mentionned earlier
(sample_per_frame/sampling_frequency).
Otherwise, you'll be missing the VBR aspect of files (unless you can get the
'real' bit rate).
Do you know of any
Howdy Patrick,
Would you recommend me to use the dist10 decoder as a basis for a
further implementations ?
Pretty much everyone does, so come on in, the water's fine... (You don't
really have much choice - there are bugs in the spec which can only be fixed
(readily) by looking at the dist10
