On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 10:54:55AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I just installed latest Ubuntu and it sounds like mp3's play slightly
too fast.  What settings would cause that?

I doubt it is a setting thing.

I can think of a few causes, which you should be able to distinguish by
listening:

  - Wrong sample rate in hardware.  If your hardware plays at 48Khz and the
    mp3's are ripped from a 44.1Khz CD, they will be faster.  If you
    compare the audio between the two, it would be slightly higher in pitch
    in addition to faster.

  - Not all frames are being played/frames being dropped.  Several
    sub-cases:

      - Audio is not playing all blocks/chunks/frames.  You would probably
        hear pops since each drop will result in a discontinuity.

      - Mp3 frames being dropped.  You probably won't hear pops, but the
        pitch would be right, it would just sound "rushed".

What player?

David


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