stuttering music

The Torminator · 08-02-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by <=~Rex.llvleizu~=>

Hi guys. Just wondering why no one commented on:

"thank you for all Meizu fans!!! our new product mini one mobil phone will be released on September. Hope you will be interested in it. Have a nice day!"

Isn't that kinda big news?

Might it was but not anymore. At that time I've posted that it was maybe big news but now we have see that Meizu haven't got their Mobile Phone Sales License yet so we going to wait until October or longer before we see it.

The Torminator · 08-07-2008

Finally some reply on your questions:
Happy reading...

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Originally Posted by DaremoS

The least I can say is that the person your are talking with is sincere about this issue of the Philips decoder in MP3 files with some troubles. And... unfortunately... yes to the second question. So I've converted my valuable MP3 with failures (for my M3) is to convert them to OGG and play them in my Meizu device.

I would like to know what experience have had a user of M6SL I know from other forums (here)... trying to fix his stuttering Mp3 by re-tagging or using one of those programs stuttering fixer that I've read (not recoding it of course). As we know M6SL has a Wolfson audio decoder.

"Current SL and M6SP has the same Wolfson audio decoder. But they also face this problem. Since the whole R&D is hard working in mini one, in my opinion you'd better convert the stuttering MP3 songs to MP3 format again to solve this problem."

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Originally Posted by zbyszkoo

ask him how's the album cover connected with bad encoding and imperfections.

"Our engineer said, the album art inside the tags sometimes are relevant to the encording. That's why this kind of MP3 will stutter.
In order to explain it easily, I search some information about the tag of MP3 in the internet.
The result is: the ID3tag hasn't got any standard with ISO, so there is no rules to stipulate all the players or encoding program must support it.
The following information are excerpt from the website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID3
If you are interested in it, you'd better read the whole text.

ID3 is a metadata container most often used in conjunction with the MP3audio file format. It allows information such as the title, artist, album, track number, or other information about the file to be stored in the file itself.

ID3v2 tags are of variable size, and usually occur at the start of the file, to aid streaming media. They consist of a number of frames, each of which contains a piece of metadata. For example, the TIT2 frame contains the title, and the WOAR frame contains the URL of the artist's website. Frames can be up to 16MB in length, while total tag size is limited to 256MB. The internationalization problem was solved by allowing the encoding of strings not only with ISO-8859-1, but also with UTF-16. Textual frames are marked with an encoding bit, though mojibake is still common when using local encoding instead of UTF-16."

DaremoS · 08-07-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Torminator

Finally some reply on your questions:
Happy reading...

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I simply have to say thanks to The Torminator for all his efforts contacting people of Meizu...

The problem don't seems to be solved but at least in the forum we have made all that is possible to understand this issue.

The Torminator · 08-09-2008

No problem ^^
I have just decided not to use much more time on this issue.
It seems they all work very hard on finishing our long awaiting M8 so they don't have much time besides working on cases like this. I understand - they must be very busy. Hope they do some good work.

I think its too worth waiting on Rockbox and see what that brings up.
Before I go home I just want to ask if Is there STILL something else you or somebody want to know/ask Meizu about this problem?
Then I will take care of it now if necessary and I will ask for it.

The Torminator · 08-16-2008

No?

(Just need to be sure)

Hörer · 08-18-2008

that a company aiming to attack the iPod is not able to solve a problem like this via firmware.
I do not want to process ALL my podcast downloads (the problem NEVER occurs when I convert my own CDs) before transferring them to the M6. If I had known this before I would never have bought this player - it's far too expensive to accept a failure like this

wilbordxp · 08-19-2008

Oh My God, Finally I had to say something about it!!!.

Meizu PLs!, companies smaller than you doesn't has this problem and even more, smaller and cheaper Mp3 Player also has gap less function on it.

How can be possible that we can't listen to New gap less album without feeling the blade that cuts our ears, Pls I think it would take a week or two for solving this issue.

As I was watching, I seems to be, the M6 lost synchronization(or something like that) with the song and the position of the progress bar and that's why I think the songs repeat the end or the last until the progress bar arrive to the end.

Meizu's development Dept. is a shame!!!!!!