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I've been browsing through my mp3 collection in windows explorer and have noticed that there are a small number of albums that have a track which has 0kbps under the 'bitrate' heading in WE whilst the remaining tracks have their correct bitrate ratings eg 128 or 320 etc.. However, when I choose to play it the song works perfectly?
So why is W.E. not displaying the correct bitrates if these erroneous tracks play properly? I've tried opening the problem tracks in notepad but it takes ages to load and finally presents me with a huge amount of jumbled up text.
Should I use dMC to convert them again or is there any way of restoring the track bitrate displays to the correct settings?
A few months ago, I had a hard disk crash during an operation I was trying to carry out merging two partitions together to create one whole one. Could this be the reason for the incorrect bitrate displays? If so then why would the tracks play without problems :( ?
Thanks again for your great help.
So why is W.E. not displaying the correct bitrates if these erroneous tracks play properly? I've tried opening the problem tracks in notepad but it takes ages to load and finally presents me with a huge amount of jumbled up text.
Should I use dMC to convert them again or is there any way of restoring the track bitrate displays to the correct settings?
A few months ago, I had a hard disk crash during an operation I was trying to carry out merging two partitions together to create one whole one. Could this be the reason for the incorrect bitrate displays? If so then why would the tracks play without problems :( ?
Thanks again for your great help.
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