Am Dienstag, 14. September 1999 17:38 schrieb J7N:
> As I said above the string is placed wherever there is free space. The end
> contains silence or almost silence, therefore the string is there. It is
> NOT a trailer.
>
> Speaking of the "AAAA". You probably mean the repetitions of 0xAA or 0x55
> (0b10101010 and its complement 0b01010101), they are not a trailers either,
> but parts of MPEG frames where no actual data is encoded. They are at the
> end only because silence is there. Fraunohoffer writes 0xFF there (other
> encoders may write 0x00).
>

Thank you for your explanations. 

I contacted the manufacturer of the broadcast system that refuses the lame 
files. They say that the problem is caused by an empty frame at the beginning 
of the files. The first 835 byte are 0x00, followed by valid frames.

This seems to be a bug/feature in lame 3.92-alpha, which was (by mistake) used 
by me in that case. The latest version of lame does the job right.

Thanks
Claus

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Claus Misfeldt
www.frozenfrog.de
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