From: Frank Klemm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gaps at the start and end are always removable by the encoder.
Only if you act stupid, the gap is unavoidable.
...
For that lame must encode a collection of files at once.
In that case you haven't avoided the gap: you've simply filled it with a
:: From: "DataFlow" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
::
:: then why do all encoders add this gap?
:: anyone knows this?
::
:: Check the archives of the list: Mark Taylor wrote quite a lengthy
:: explanation a while back. Maybe it's on the web site too.
::
:: IIRC, the delay at the beginning can
| I don't think disk space is a problem these days.
| The (big) advantage of one large mp3file containing the entire album (like
| AiD suggests) is that players like winamp don't delay playback when a
track
| ends and another begins. When using seperate files, Winamp checks
playtime,
| ID3-TAG
This gap is a pain in the arse and is THE thing I hate most about MP3. When
this problem has been sorted in LAME i will be happy. Personnaly i feel a
'fix' to this problem is long overdue.
Haven't made a study of the subject, but surely there is a purpose to this gap,
other than that the
:: This gap is a pain in the arse and is THE thing I hate most about MP3. When
:: this problem has been sorted in LAME i will be happy. Personnaly i feel a
:: 'fix' to this problem is long overdue.
::
:: Haven't made a study of the subject, but surely there is a purpose to this gap,
::
From: "DataFlow" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
then why do all encoders add this gap?
anyone knows this?
Check the archives of the list: Mark Taylor wrote quite a lengthy
explanation a while back. Maybe it's on the web site too.
IIRC, the delay at the beginning can be removed, but would result in
* A lot of people don't understand the gap problem, so the right coding
must
be done unintentionally. Otherwise a lot of MP3 life recording or MP3
classic music files are broken. It is not enough that *we* are know how
to
code unbroken files. Every stupid lame user must do it without
I don't think disk space is a problem these days.
The (big) advantage of one large mp3file containing the entire album (like
AiD suggests) is that players like winamp don't delay playback when a track
ends and another begins. When using seperate files, Winamp checks playtime,
ID3-TAG and
If you're using Winamp there's a crossfading plugin
available on their site, SqrSoft® Advanced Crossfading
v1.5b, that works fine on Pink Floyd tracks, totally
eliminating the gap.
Regards,
Abe Corrie
--- DataFlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* A lot of people don't understand the gap
problem,
From: Frank Klemm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I know there is a project to avoid pauses between tracks by
extending the
MP3 format with additional tags. But I don't understand why
this is necessary and
AFAIS the handling is a little bit difficult.
[snip suggested support for multiple
::
:: I know there is a project to avoid pauses between tracks by
:: extending the
:: MP3 format with additional tags. But I don't understand why
:: this is necessary and
:: AFAIS the handling is a little bit difficult.
::
:: [snip suggested support for multiple filenames]
::
It would be easier/better to add multiple file support to LAME. It has been
previously mentioned that BladeEnc has this solved the gap problem with an
option to internally join all selected WAVs for the encoding process.
Ross.
Mathew Hendry wrote:
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