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Default Problem with audiostream? (256-320kBit/s or 48kHz sampling?)

See this post: http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic.php?p=24317#24317
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What filter/codec is used for playback of the file in question?
What filters are actually loaded into BSPlayer (not the ones supposed to be used)? What is the container format (*.avi, *.mk?, *.og?, *.mp4)?

Tizio. What can a video codec possibly do with parsing the container format? Audio streams must be available even if the video can't be decoded at all.

There is nothing wrong with l3codec.ax v1.9. It can decode without problems 256/320 kBit/s streams. And no matter what *.acm are installed in the system, DS filters will be querried first.
Strange, I don't have any l3codec.ax on my sytem. Then it doesn't come with windows itself. There is no problem with decoding 256-320 kbps files with native windows MP3 decoder. The problem is in sampling frequency. Sometimes you'll find MP3 files with 48.000 hz sampling rate on wich windows' decoder fails,
The splitter must split corectly the video stream and the audio stream.
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Strange, I don't have any l3codec.ax on my sytem. Then it doesn't come with windows itself. There is no problem with decoding 256-320 kbps files with native windows MP3 decoder. The problem is in sampling frequency. Sometimes you'll find MP3 files with 48.000 hz sampling rate on wich windows' decoder fails,
My mistake. I meant l3codecx.ax. Version 1.5 outputted silence when fed with 256-320 kBit/s stream. That is the default decoder. In contrast I never encountered problems with 48 kHz, I have many streams of this samplerate, as well as 32 kHz. Tested and worked O.K. Could be specific drivers problem perhaps.

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That's correct. I asked Henry to report all DS libraries loaded. Maybe new DivX6 stuff interferes with good splitters.
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Just tested ver 1.5 with an XviD/MP3 (320kbps) I've just made. No problems in playing it. Probably you did have problems on 256/320 kbps lile some others had problems on 48.000 Hz.
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v1.5 acts like this with a single audio stream (regular *.mp3). Playback goes on as silence. After seeking in the file correct audio is being output. v1.9 fixed this problem. [44.1 kHz / 256 kBit/s]

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Sometimes you'll find MP3 files with 48.000 hz sampling rate
All DVDs and most DACs come in this samplerate, so no "sometimes".

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I just wanted to object that it doesn't always. Nothing's better than a small and fast 90 kB filter.
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DVDs don't come in MP3 format.
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Some other format at 48 kHz. Mp3 is often chosen during ripping.
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It appears that the author of the Nero bloatware has stumbled upon my problem with 320 kBit/s MP3.

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/...howtopic=40308
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