kradcliffe
Sure I reported this earlier but .....
Scanned some tracks in V8 today. Fllesize dictates they should be higher bitrate however they are showing as 128 in the browser. However once the track is loaded in the deck it changes correctly after a couple of seconds. Should it not update immediately after the scan?
It even shows different values on the same screen as below until loaded.
Any ideas?
Even after playing the bitrates don't match correctly either.
P.S Thread should read incorrect bitrate in browser :)
Scanned some tracks in V8 today. Fllesize dictates they should be higher bitrate however they are showing as 128 in the browser. However once the track is loaded in the deck it changes correctly after a couple of seconds. Should it not update immediately after the scan?
It even shows different values on the same screen as below until loaded.
Any ideas?
Even after playing the bitrates don't match correctly either.
P.S Thread should read incorrect bitrate in browser :)
geposted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 6:48 am
groovindj
So what should it be? Is it CBR or VBR?
geposted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 6:56 am
kradcliffe
No idea ......
geposted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 6:58 am
Don Moir
Best way for anyone if a video or audio file is in question is to post that video or audio file so it can be looked at. It's like pulling teeth to get this from some of you :) It saves time and guess work. Every video and audio file is different and so you can't just generalize and make a broad statement about them.
I don't know if VDJ has a way to upload files in general but that might be good. Videos tend to be large so that is a problem but videos can be cut down to size pretty easily. A lot of the time it is ok to just 'cut' the file with no intelligence so you get the first part of the file say 2 to 10 MB of data. Not always the case though.
You can also use MediaInfo to look at the statistics for most any audio or video file.
http://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo
I don't know if VDJ has a way to upload files in general but that might be good. Videos tend to be large so that is a problem but videos can be cut down to size pretty easily. A lot of the time it is ok to just 'cut' the file with no intelligence so you get the first part of the file say 2 to 10 MB of data. Not always the case though.
You can also use MediaInfo to look at the statistics for most any audio or video file.
http://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo
geposted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 7:15 am
kradcliffe
Yeah, so basically if you rescan a file (or automix scans it) it doesn't update the bitrate immediately. Only does it when the track is loaded in the player.
geposted Wed 08 Oct 14 @ 3:11 pm
radiofc
Just noticed same behavior today... loading on deck ensures the correct bitrate is detected, scan of BPM etc does not.
geposted Tue 04 Nov 14 @ 1:05 pm
kradcliffe
Yes, bug is still there. Can we get a fix please?
geposted Tue 04 Nov 14 @ 1:32 pm
DJMikeJames
all my files are Flac and they all show various bit rates is this correct ? or is it a problem with Virtual DJ 8 Infinity. My other question is does the audio get effected when I see various bit rates.
geposted Tue 04 Nov 14 @ 3:14 pm
wickedmix
@DJMikeJames
FLAC files are not all the same bitrate they are encoded at the optimum bitrate for the frequencies contained in each individual file.
FLAC files are not all the same bitrate they are encoded at the optimum bitrate for the frequencies contained in each individual file.
geposted Wed 05 Nov 14 @ 4:12 am
DJMikeJames
Okay thanks for the info. But when high lite the file it says bit rate 1,411kbps in Virtual DJ 8 it says 895kbps just a little confused
geposted Wed 05 Nov 14 @ 6:11 am