Differnet audio length after conversion

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thefrok
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Differnet audio length after conversion

Postby thefrok » 18 Nov 2018 10:06

Hi,
I'm trying to convert a m4a file to mp3/wav file, and I'm having a wierd problem.
Every time I tried to convert the out put file came a few seconds shorter than the original.
After examination, I noticed it is because the output file is, for some reason, a bit faster.

I resulted to playing the file with VLC and recording it with Audacity.

Does any one have a similar problem?

Lotesdelere
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Re: Differnet audio length after conversion

Postby Lotesdelere » 18 Nov 2018 11:13

Are you sure the playback speed is set to 1.00x ?
Check the bottom right corner of the player, under the Mute button (speaker).


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