Re: [transcode-users] Strange behavior of --export_fps option

["Tobias Radloff" <caralus@xxxxxx>]

Hi,

first of all, thanks for your continuing help. It seems, though, I need  
some more...


> Something like "transcode -e 48032 -E 48000 -j resample ...".
> Then transcode / the resample filter will try pitch up or pitch down the
> sound a little.
Alas, this does not work. For uncommon values for -E, lame exits with an  
error. The reason is that lame can handle only certain frequencies; at  
least that's what Tilman Bitterberg says on page  
http://zebra.fh-weingarten.de/~maxi/html/transcode-users/2003-09/msg00174.html

> Mplayer probably handles the timestamps differently (if it's not an avi
> file).
But why doesn't it work to use -x mplayer,mplayer?

> Did you try the -M option?
Yes. Only with -M 0 or -M 2 transcode will encode the file at all (both  
values lead to the same AV lag). With any other value for -M, lame gets a  
sync problem and exits with the error

(extract_mp3.c) missing start code at 0x7674b94
bitstream problem: resyncing...


Regards
Tobias

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