> original.wav 1:52:640
> lamemp3.wav 1:52:667 & File Size bigger
>
> Encoder: Lame
> Decoder: Lame
>
> All Files Bigger Than Original Wave: Time & Size !!!
>
> OGG & MPC haven't this bug !!!

This is not a bug, but a feature of the transform method used. Working on
blocks of specific length, mp3 once decoded has some padding at the
beginning and at the end. (same thing for Vorbis, and probably mpc)
What can be done is to write the ammount of padding into the stream or the
container (like ogg for vorbis). Lame does this, and on decoding removes the
initial padding, but not the final padding.

If you want you could try decoding with another decoder, it's likely that
the time difference will be bigger.

(we really need a good FAQ)

Regards,

----
Gabriel Bouvigne
www.mp3-tech.org
personal page: http://gabriel.mp3-tech.org

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