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> I have tried encoding the same file with the old FhG encoder (2.7x) and it
> does not have the same problem. Neither does any other encoder I've tried,
> except mp3enc 3.1.
> Also, if you clip a small segment and encode that, the blip doesn't occur
> anymore. (Maybe a bug in the bit reservoir?)
> That's why I said in the original post that it's probably a programming bug.
> I hope someone could really explain it for me though.
>
Just to double check, have you tried decoding with a different
decoder? It could be a frame using some rare feature that
isn't supported by some decoders.
With such an obvious blip, it is usually pretty easy to isolate the
exact frame that it is in, and then take a look with the frame
analyzer and see if there is anything strange going on.
Mark
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