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| kiki737 |
| Posted: Apr 17 2004, 07:56 AM |
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(Sorry for my english, i'm a frog eater) 
Hello,
I use VDM 1.5.10.1 (build 2389 or 2366)
I encode audio MP3 VBR of my DivX in MP3 CBR. Only of time to other the file obtained does not comprise the totality of the audio track : Only approximately 1/4 of the audio is present.
I reboot the computer and I close the useless totality of the programs, but it's the same problem.
And then, a few days after, as by miracle, that's ok !
I suppose that this bug is known, but I English understands very badly, so excuse me. 
Somebody has you found this problem? And found the solution?
PS: by using version 1.5.4.1 no problem |
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| kiki737 |
| Posted: May 9 2004, 09:31 AM |
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people have this problem and others do not have it, why?
Please answer me.  |
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| NuPogodi |
| Posted: May 10 2004, 02:38 PM |
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| QUOTE | | (Sorry for my english, i'm a frog eater) |
Hallo, frog eater. I'm a beer drinker  ...
| QUOTE | | I use VDM 1.5.10.1 (build 2389 or 2366) |
I also used 1.5.10, but it took only two weeks. Then, i went back to 1.5.4.1. The reason was several minor problems, but i've never experienced the yours....
| QUOTE | | I encode audio MP3 VBR of my DivX in MP3 CBR. Only of time to other the file obtained does not comprise the totality of the audio track : Only approximately 1/4 of the audio is present. |
sounds strange... i might suggest that somebody & somehow prepared several video segments, each was of VBR MP3, and then joined them into a single file. say, the yours magic 1/4 was just the point where the audio segments were improperly merged. but i can not imagine that you did not install/deinstall something during the days which preceded 'the miracle'.
| QUOTE | | I suppose that this bug is known... |
i must confess i've neither met such a bug before nor heard about it from other people. you are definitely more lucky...
| QUOTE | | ...And found the solution? |
Actually, the problem is not too easy to reproduce. i'll try this evening to test whether my suggestion is reasonable or not, but anyway... the general approach which i use on any audio problems consists in (i) demuxing soundtrack, (ii) converting it to WAV -> CBR MP3 (actually, i prefer OGG) by external audio editors and then (iii) muxing the recompressed audio back.
Well, i must confess i wrote absolutely useless post... the only use is you have obtained an anwer whatever useless it looks.
Good luck!
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Optimists believe that they live in the best of existing worlds. Pessimists are afraid of that's right... |
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| kiki737 |
| Posted: May 10 2004, 03:30 PM |
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Thanks for your reponse,
| QUOTE | | i must confess i've neither met such a bug before nor heard about it from other people. you are definitely more lucky... |
i'm not alone, other french people have this problem.
| QUOTE | | converting it to WAV -> CBR MP3 (actually, i prefer OGG) |
It's an idea, but it's more Fast converting VBR -> CBR with 1.5.4.1 without this bug, and Player DVD/DIVX 737 philips, do not accept OGG
I'll be back with beer  |
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