Vorbis - Jul 2003 - virgin's feed

I did:

:; curl -O http://ogg.smgradio.com/vr32.ogg 2>/dev/null

:; file vr32.ogg 
vr32.ogg: Ogg data, Vorbis audio, mono, 22050 Hz, >32000 ~24000 <28000
bps, \
created by: Xiph.Org libVorbis I 20020717 (1.0)

<p>Notice the bitrate values.  Is that a bug in my copy of
/usr/share/magic or a bug in the encoder?

The relevant section of magic(5) here is:
>>>>>>>>44      lelong          x               >%lu
>>>>>>48        lelong          x               ~%lu
>>>>>>>>52      lelong          x               <%lu
So it thinks the order in the file is min/mean/max.

-JimC

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On Tuesday, July 1, 2003, at 11:45 pm, James H. Cloos Jr. wrote:
> So it thinks the order in the file is min/mean/max.
The order in the file is max, mean, min, so both your file magic and 
the stream itself are screwy. :)

  -r

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Can I suggest that you remove at least the min bitrate.  The average
bitrate is now more and higher than it needs to be in my opinion.

Ross.
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> Notice the bitrate values.  Is that a bug in my copy of
> /usr/share/magic or a bug in the encoder?
The former. It's max/nominal/min, in that order. That, plus
'strange' encoder
settings (nominal less than min. Generally points to encoder 
misconfiguration, but is not a bug).

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