Matthias Schneider-Hollek

I just can´t find a solution to get rid of those "extra" samples

that appear at the end of the buffer~ content when I import

I just can´t find a solution to get rid of those "extra" samples
that appear at the end of the buffer~ content when I import
an aac or mp3

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aacmp3-import-in-buffer-and-loop

> I just can´t find a solution to get rid of those "extra" samples

> that appear at the end of the buffer~ content when I import 

I think its a problem of the format, they just fill their last frame 

with zeros. The only way is to look into the buffer~, and count from the 

end to the first non zero sample. Then you know at least where it 

ends... (And crop it with waveform~ if necessary)

Matthias Schneider-Hollek schrieb:
> I just can´t find a solution to get rid of those "extra" samples
> that appear at the end of the buffer~ content when I import 
> an aac or mp3

I think its a problem of the format, they just fill their last frame 
with zeros. The only way is to look into the buffer~, and count from the 
end to the first non zero sample. Then you know at least where it 
ends... (And crop it with waveform~ if necessary)

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just found out that the problem start when I convert aif > aac -

so it must be a quicktime/apple problem, not msp ....

(when I have some time left, I´ll find something to get rid of all 

Am 14.04.2007 um 07:07 schrieb Stefan Tiedje:

>> I just can´t find a solution to get rid of those "extra" samples

>> that appear at the end of the buffer~ content when I import an aac 

> I think its a problem of the format, they just fill their last 

> frame with zeros. The only way is to look into the buffer~, and 

> count from the end to the first non zero sample. Then you know at 

> least where it ends... (And crop it with waveform~ if necessary)

(when I have some time left, I´ll find something to get rid of all  
the 0´s)

> Matthias Schneider-Hollek schrieb:
>> I just can´t find a solution to get rid of those "extra" samples
>> that appear at the end of the buffer~ content when I import an aac  
>> or mp3
>
> I think its a problem of the format, they just fill their last  
> frame with zeros. The only way is to look into the buffer~, and  
> count from the end to the first non zero sample. Then you know at  
> least where it ends... (And crop it with waveform~ if necessary)
>
> Stefan
>
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> Stefan Tiedje------------x-------
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aac/mp3 import in buffer~ and loop