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9/22 Anyone else have one of the new iPods? My fiancee and I got one each and we've noticed that certain mp3s will display all the song info, but then skip the song. We've tried ripping the CDs with both CDEX and MusicMatch to no avail. Both iPods mess up the same mp3s. I'm wondering if it's something about the new generation of iPods. -bz \_ Have you tried ripping them with iTunes? \_ The new iTunes is even more restrictive and garbled up my song DB, so I removed the thing and started over. I use xPlay to manage my iPod. Sure, perhaps this software is the reason things aren't working, but a friend with a previous gen iPod is using it (and MusicMatch) with no trouble. Next step is to try my broken mp3s on his iPod. -bz \_ I've got one mp3 that doesn't play well (garbled) out of 16Gb \_ Try a different encoder (LAME, Frausomething, etc) or try \_ Fraunhofer? They're the institude with the patent on MP3 encoding. Look at http://csua.org/u/967 -John encoding at a constant bitrate (not VBR) |
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csua.org/u/967 -> www.mp3-converter.com/encoders/fraunhofer_encoders.htm Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft (FhG) is a German company that helped pioneer MP3 technology. The institute is a center of ongoing research of audio coding at low bitrates. Basically they are trying to achieve the best sound quality out of the lowest file size. Since 1998, Fraunhofer has put out a series of encoders that have matched their technological advances. online manual for the program including switch commands, basics, advanced features, and bug fixes. L3Enc - Older version of the MP3Enc codec and is not distributed any more. FhG Radium - Windows internal codec based on Fraunhofer's original code but not made by Fraunhofer. It is a cracked codec "optimized for various functions" and not endorsed by Fraunhofer. |