I have a few MP3 files which sound like they are playing in fast forward, so I'm thinking the header information on the frequency sample rate is set incorrectly. Is there a way to fix files like this? If its not the frequendy what else might it be? Thanks for the help
Hi, Im not sure if this is the same thing you are on about, but does half the track play ok and then the remainder just seems to sound like the chipmunks/fast forward/scrambled sound? If so, I think its the music industry uploading the dodgy files. I think they think that if you download these files you will get fed up and wont want to download anymore. I dont know of any software that can correct this. Are you using P2P software? Hope this helps a bit. Woz
spudsrule, If you are talking about downloaded Mp3 files from a P2P network then Woz is correct. Check out this thread for more info: http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/122882 Ced
I don't think these are bogus files from a P2P download, although Chipmunks is a good description for what I am hearing, but it’s the entire file. In looking into what may have happened I believe the error occurred during a batch normalization of the volume via music match or media jukebox, don’t recall which. I had run the normalization before placing them on my portable MP3 player. I did find some of the original files on my MP3 CD disks in the car but not all of them.
