As far as the decoder is concerned, it's pretty easy to skip the bad spots; I played around with doing that. The problem is updating the time display. Normally, the display measures how much audio is actually output, so it falls behind if the decoder skips ahead. It would take some sort of new interface for the decoder to notify the display when it skips. So I wonder how much it is worth to handle corrupted files one way rather than another.
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