> The fix in dir2ogg should really be considered a work around. It is
> just passing the sample rate of the MP3 to mpg123 via the -R
> option. mpg321does not require this.
OK, -R is passed to oggenc. mpg123 outputs streams with the same sample rate as
the input, whereas the other decoders use 4410
David Futcher wrote:
> I don't see any evidence in here that this is a bug in mpg123 and I
> see a Fix Released both upstream and in ubuntu for dir2ogg,
> so I will mark the mpg123 task as Invalid
The fix in dir2ogg should really be considered a work around. It is just
passing the sample rate of t
I don't see any evidence in here that this is a bug in mpg123 and I see
a Fix Released both upstream and in ubuntu for dir2ogg, so I will mark
the mpg123 task as Invalid. If this is a bug in mpg123, please re-open
the bug. Thanks!
** Changed in: mpg123 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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This bug was fixed in the package dir2ogg - 0.11.7-1
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dir2ogg (0.11.7-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New bugfix release:
- Fix problems with mpg123 and files not using 44100Hz (LP: #272341)
- Make --preserve-wav work when using mplayer (Closes: #513566)
- Fix problem wher
dir2ogg (0.11.7) RELEASED; urgency=low
* Recognize the track number in mp3 files
* Fix problems with mpg123 and files not using 44100Hz (LP: #272341)
* Make --preserve-wav work when using mplayer (Closes: #513566)
* Fix problem where tags from one file appear in other files (LP: #276037)
revno: 63
committer: Julian Andres Klode
branch nick: dir2ogg
timestamp: Sun 2009-05-03 15:34:09 +0200
message:
* Fix problems with mpg123 and files not using 44100Hz (LP: #272341)
** Changed in: dir2ogg
Status: In Progress =>
I have studied attached mp3 and, i think, have found in what a problem.
It is similar to about what I wrote, but instead of number of channels
here it is a question of frequency of digitization.
The file is coded with frequency of 22050 Hz, with such frequency mpg123
plays it, but oggenc on-defaul
> This bug can not be fixed, because it's no real bug in dir2ogg. It's
more or less a problem in mpg123.
So, what next, Julian? Should someone reassign this bug report to mpg123
or is Alexey right and this is actually a dir2ogg problem?
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1) you added the code to the smart mp3 function. Therefore, it's only enabled
when --smart-mp3 is activated.
2) you did the following: mode in ('STEREO', 'JOINTSTEREO', 'DUALCHANNEL')
This is wrong. STEREO, etc. are variables of mutagen.mp3 and represent an
integer value.
3) the program
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I add setting parameter -C to oggenc based on mp3info.info.mode from
mutagen. My changes applies only to converting mp3 through stdin/stdout,
also I add info line with number of detected channels. Please review my
changes. I tested it on my mono/stereo mp3's and all be allright.
It's my first atte
I think this bug may happen because dir2ogg not care about number of
channels in input mp3 - when decoding mono input through stdin oggenc
not supplied with -C 1 parameter. This leads to encode mono stream as
stereo. Now I try to fix this and will send patch there, if succeed.
Sorry for my bad eng
>
> > Is this solution acceptable for you?
>
> It's *better*, absolutely. If a bugfix which stops the speedup is not on
> offer, I'll settle for a warning or error.
This bug can not be fixed, because it's no real bug in dir2ogg. It's
more or less a problem in mpg123.
> Hm. Is there any circumstanc
2008/9/21 gwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > Is this solution acceptable for you?
>
> It's *better*, absolutely. If a bugfix which stops the speedup is not on
> offer, I'll settle for a warning or error.
This bug can not be fixed, because it's no real bug in dir2ogg. It's
more or less a problem in mpg
> Is this solution acceptable for you?
It's *better*, absolutely. If a bugfix which stops the speedup is not on
offer, I'll settle for a warning or error.
> BTW; it does not abort if the length changed, it only displays a
warning.
Hm. Is there any circumstance in which changing the length (and w
BTW; it does not abort if the length changed, it only displays a
warning.
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The attached patch checks the length and prints warnings if lengths
differ by a at least 1 second.
In your case, it prints:
"Warning: Length changed (-51 sec). If the file does not work, try a different
decoder."
Is this solution acceptable for you?
** Attachment added: "warn-length.diff"
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I tried the different decoders. Lame doesn't seem to be available;
mplayer results in a correct file; and mpg123 (the other option) results
in a similarly sped-up OGG file.
> BTW, do you have any permission to distribute the MP3 file? If not,
please remove it.
Obviously I don't. But I have no Fre
Thank you for reporting this bug. In order to solve your problems,
you need to use a different decoder for the file.
Use one of
--mp3-decoder=lame
--mp3-decoder=mplayer
to create a correct output file. (Use --help to see which decoders are
available).
BTW, do you have any permission to dist
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