Vorbis - Dec 2000 - Audio Quality Feedback (probably a bug?)

Hi,

        I hope this is the right address for this e-mail... I've been
experimenting with OggEnc v0.5 (beta3), and I've experienced a wierd
artifact with a certain song ("Theme From Mission Impossible" by Larry
Mullen and Adam Clayton). It's pretty subtle, but it's audible.

        I've ripped the wave from the original CD, and encoded it at average
bitrate 350kbps. I've noticed that at the start of the song (about 10
seconds from the beginning), one of the Bongo hits sounds a bit strange, more
spatial than it should be. It's like the original Bongo is in the center,
and there are two "echoes" to the bongo in the left and the right
channels. But it's not really echoes because they occur at the same time of
the original voice, not after it.

        I've played the encoded version and the original again and again,
and I'm very confident that this is a flaw in the Ogg encoding (or perhaps
decoding?) process. The encoding was performed with OggEnc v0.5, decoding and
play back with WinAmp and OggVorbis Input Plugin v0.1.

        I can provide with relevant WAV chunks, if needed.

                    Regards,
                    Sagie.

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Hi...

Somebody know how to play an Vorbis file using on ocx ???

Thanks

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Marcelo Fontes Castellani 

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