[vorbis] One important thing

[Aleksandar Dovnikovic]

There is no problem with the plug-ins or with the delay in song loading. The
problem is on the encoder/decoder side because they add a small amount of
silence to the start or end of the encoded wav. And when one song continues
on the other one (the two songs actually make one) you get a click because
of the added silence. Continuous output plug-ins can't help (for obvious
reason) and crossfade plug-ins can help you in eliminating the gap, but then
the end of the first song is mixed with the begging of the second song...
There is only one true solution to this problem - the original and decoded
wav must have the same length, with no silence added.

----- Original Message -----
From: Vic Forgot <neibwe at yahoo.com>
To: <vorbis at xiph.org>
Sent: Thursday, 01 June, 2000 01:44
Subject: Re: [vorbis] One important thing

> I'm no expert.  But I was guessing that some of the
> problems could be from the delay time in loading the
> song or whatnot.  There are pretty advanced crossfades
> now.  Ones that cross automatically when sound levels
> fall below n decibels, differing degrees of
> fall-in/out.  Variable gap lengths (for fade-in/out)
> inc. gapless.  I'm guessing the "[cross when sound
> level falls below n decibels]" would remedy your
> issue.

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