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  1. 20th May 2005 09:30 #1
    zilog_jones
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    I have some VBR MP3s (not in videos) and I think there's something wrong with the headers (or something) - when I look at the file info in Winamp it says they are 32kbps (not VBR), but when playing them it displays bitrates of around 192-256kbps, and they sound like they are of that quality too. The main problem with this the track length of the files are predicted totally incorrectly - usually several minutes off what they're supposed to be.

    Is there any way this can be fixed, of course without re-encoding? I've never had this problem with VBR MP3s before.
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    Try Mp3Trim http://www.mptrim.com/ . It is pretty good at fixing errors in Mp3 files.
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    Thanks for the link, it fixed them all! Turns out they were missing the header for the first frame, or something like that. Now they work like proper VBR MP3s!
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