Am Dienstag, 14. September 1999 14:43 schrieben Sie: > Hi! > > The "lame3.97" strings are contained inside the MPEG frames (in "free > space") and therefore files with them can be considered "raw". It is > unlikely that decoders would refuse lame's files.
...the string "lame 3.97" is "human readable" only within the last bytes of the file. There is a kindof trailer consisting of "AAAAAAA..." with the mentioned string in it. The Fraunhofer files don't show this... > Are you using VBR (different size frames depending on the content)? > Perhaps the player is not capable of decoding VBR or the frontend just > assumes the stream invalid although the decoder is ISO compliant. > no, CBR 256/16/44.1/S (lame -t -h -m s -b 256 file.wav file.mp3) > Are you using joint-stereo? > Perhaps the decoder cannot decode it. No, Independent > Are you encoding in a samplerate the decoder doesn't support? > No, when I encode the files with the Fraunhofer coder (same format) the files are accepted. > > My mp3's created with lame are refused by a player I have to use. I add > > the > > "-t" option to avoid the lame tag, but a hex editor shows that the mp3s > still > contain information about their crearor (lame 3.97) at the end of the file. Regards Claus -- Claus Misfeldt www.frozenfrog.de _______________________________________________ mp3encoder mailing list [email protected] http://minnie.tuhs.org/mailman/listinfo/mp3encoder
