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More => Old Versions => Media Jukebox => Topic started by: enigman on March 29, 2004, 01:59:52 pm
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Hi -
I've recently starting using an online music service that at highest quality provides MP3 files at 384 Kbps. Since these are freeform files and not a standard bitrate, Media Jukebox doesn't seem to recognize them as valid mp3s. Is there a plugin that will work, or a better version of the software (I'm just using straight up Jukebox 8)
Thanks!
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Since these are freeform files
I Think You Mean VBR Files
In the header of the frame each frame will have it's own KBPS and this depends on the content of the music at that time.
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MP3 as commonly used tops out at 320 kbs per frame regardless if it is CBR/VBR/ABR/etc. Higher bitrates may be defined by the mp3 standard but in practice, you probably wouldn't find support for them...at least not in MJ/MC. Will WinAmp play them?..if it doesn't then nothing will.
10-27
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384Kbps Mp3 Never Seen One, But MS Put Out Windows Media At About That Kbps Rate
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See this thread for more info -
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?board=4;action=display;threadid=20192;start=new;boardseen=1
The files from this particular online music store (www.[web site removed].com) are encoded at 384 KBPs MP3s (freeformat). It IS indeed a weird audio format, so I've had to transcode it to APE for playback in MC, which so far has been working fine.
--Tim