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Hi -- converting files seems to chop-off the tail-end of files -- at varying lengths -- nothing predictable. What causes that and what can I do to avoid it? Thanks! : )
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Converting what to what?
If you have the Power Pack installed, make sure you have no DSP effects running. -
WMA to WMA
From WMFSDK Version 8.20.00.5055 to 9.00.00.2926. Utilizing the same kbits and Hz. The process is necessary to make the file available to a larger streaming audience (yah -- I know it sounds strange -- but it's true). The edit programs I utilize still save in WMA8 -- which is why I need the conversion to the WMA9 codecs. One file in particular is giving me fits. It's 2:00:45 in length, and is converts to anywhere from 1:58:00 down to 1:34:00 and change. Been a frustrating adventure. I've noticed that 32k files will occasionally do the same thing when converting down to the 8.5kbit and 8000Hz Acelp.net format. Ideas?
Spoon -- your comments are truly appreciated. : )Comment
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So it is definately the end that is missing (you have listened to the conversion?), rather than little bits missing through out.
Try converting it to wave - it will tell you a length and me if going from or too wma is loosing that bit.Comment
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