In article by Mark Taylor:
> > What's a good solution to this problem? The mp3 streams I'm editing are
> > just lectures, so I could live with a slight loss of quality. Can I
> > disable the bit reservoir in Lame to keep frame data within one frame?
> I think you can just modify one of the routines in reservoir.c to
> always report that the reservoir size is 0.  I haven't tried this yet,
> but I would like to since I think it will usefull for making some
> LAME validation test cases.  
> 
> Can't you just chop the file at frame 99?  Your mp3 decoder should
> recognize frame 99 is incomplete, ignore it, and pick up at frame
> 100.  But it should also be easy to patch frame 99
> to make it valid:  edit the header to set main_data_begin = 0 and
> all the data length fields to 0.  
> 
> Mark
 
Thanks for the suggestions, Mark. I'll try to give them both a go
over the weekend, and return comments to the list.

        Warren
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