Re: Questions about LAME frames found in a users MP3

Edouard Poor a écrit :
>>when
>>there is not enough audio data to fill the frame. This is stored into
>>ancillary data, and is ignored by decoders.
>>
> 
> 
> But the frame's audio data *starts* with "LAME3.93UUUUUUU", and there  
> =20=
> 
> are another 77 frames of the same thing following. That seems =20
> completely unlike just padding the last frame out to it's full length  
> =20=
> 
> if the audio data is less than a frame size.

It's likely that there is NO audio data on those frames. If you encode 
silent parts, Lame would not find anything to encode and would fill the 
space with padding.

Regards,

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Gabriel Bouvigne
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