Rankled
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posted on 8-8-2007 at 01:32 AM
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4.80 Play list time incorrect
The times in the play list are very incorrect. They are a fraction of the actual song duration. I checked the song duration time in the tag via the
EJB edit tool and that information showed an accurate time and appeared to be accurate.
I haven't noticed it until today. I can't say with certainty that this just began since the 4.80 upgrade.
Attached is a screen shot. Or linky
In a situation where seconds count, the cops are only minutes away.
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Dyno Don
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posted on 8-20-2007 at 03:30 PM
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Rankled,
You should see it witrh Videos. Wildly wrong. 58 minutes, etc for a 3 minute tune. With no "tags" to read, I assumed there is nothing for eJ to use,
so it guesses. Some newbie users are afraid of how long they see the song is they picked and delete it tho. They see "Come Together" by the Beatles
running 52 minutes and wonder what it must be..and delete it.
Don
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Audiosoft
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posted on 8-20-2007 at 08:38 PM
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The time estimates listed in the playlist are currently based on the file size and not audio/video file analysis. This is so that the playlist is able
to be displayed/updated faster. The only thing I could do to make them accurate without slowing the playlist would be to save the time given by winamp
or the internal player when songs/videos are played. So only after they are played once would the time will be accurate in the playlist for that
song/video.
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Karsten Fink
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posted on 3-20-2008 at 12:13 AM
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Funny. For a long time I believed that it was due to eJukebox being unable to display double-digit minutes in the duration column!
Reading an article by Konrad Windszus about the MPEG audio frame headers convinced me that this is not trivial (sorry, haven't been coding for more
than 10 years) - but that a lot of research have been put into building algorithms which estimate duration fast. There ought to be code available to
support this.
Anyway - and I guess that was my real point - would rather be without the column altogether if precision cannot be improved.
K.
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