Still as mentioned the only way that this or any software can trim without recompressing is by manipulating the header values and truncating the file. We have not tested against this internally. But I suppose we should.
Still as mentioned the only way that this or any software can trim without recompressing is by manipulating the header values and truncating the file. We have not tested against this internally. But I suppose we should.
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According to the wikipedia entry on this software it is manipulating the headers and frames to make the changes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mp3DirectCut
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Also this from that Wikipedia entry:
Gains and fades are limited to 1.5 dB steps, as they are achieved by modifying the value of the MP3 frame's 8-bit global gain field.
I suspect this is putting in spurious values as far as Kasina is concerned. Or there is a checksum mismatch.
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Here is one edited session that would not play...
Andy is of course correct when he says that repeated conversions between MP3 and lossless formats like WAV will tend to degrade the signal quality over time. But a single cycle might not matter much: I recently encoded some MP3s with SS for a customer, and used Audacity to convert to WAV before importing to Mind Workstation. When finished I could not hear any noticeable degradation of the audio signal in the final MP3. I did notice though that if I allowed the SS signal to continue past the end of the audio track, then faded that signal out, the lights did not accordingly fade, but instead the Kasina lost the ability to track those signals and the lights actually grew brighter and stopped flashing. Fading the brightness in MWS works like a charm, as expected. Aside from the header and other issues arising from directly editing the MP3, as mentioned by Andy and Scott, fading in and out a section of the SS encoded files will likely introduce this sort of visual glitch at the boundaries between excerpts...
-Robert
This track plays on my Kasina. Do you have the latest firmware on your Kasina?
1.10 is the version available on the support site.
-Andy.
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Ok, my first guess is that you have the original firmware on there and updating to 1.10 will fix the problem.
Let me know what you find.
-Andy.
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