(I missed the original message for this)

> Anyone know what this is?  There is also sometimes an artificial
> click in the first frame when reading .wav files.  

The original 8hz code used to 'click' at the start of wav files.  It had to do
with not properly skipping the wave data header.

> There is no problem
> if you use libsoundfile, or convert to .aiff first, so I think it
> is a bug in the built in .wav support.
sounds like it.

For the click at the *end* of the encoded file, i've got a first guess:
        - when the EOF for the input is reached, the rest of the buffer isn't
zero'd and it may have left over junk in it which is mistakenly processed.
hence the click.  Just a wild, uneducated, haven't-looked-at-that-code guess.

later
mike
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