Is there a way to find out which program made this mp3?

Off-Topic
#1

First, I'd like to say that I don't really know what program was used to create this. The dub of a show was a made a few months ago.

The Mp3 length on Win7 shows 42.03 when actually it is 40.59. I used Mp3tag to see that under VBR is shows CBR. It shows 64 kBit/s in mp3tag but in Win7 it shows 124kbit/s. I'm not really sure what all this means. It just shows conflicting info but the file plays without any real problems.

Can anyone help me figure out what program can make a file like this? Thanks in advance

Encoder (Audio Writing Library)?
#2

Check (and repair) the file with mp3val or Foobar2000. Looks like a corrupt header to me.

#3

thanks, i already used vbrfix to fix it. i was just wondering what sort of program can make a vbr mp3 without a header like that.

#4

There may be other faults in the file - perhaps MP3diags should have a look a the files.

Back to the basic question: unless the encoder left its stamp somewhere in the file with a field like "encoded by" or "encoder settings", you will be left to guess "whodunnit".

#5

Again, thanks for your input. Mp3tag shows:

encoded by
lavf52.32.0

encodersettings
lavf56.4.100

However, encspot is showing encoder as gogo?

mp3diags....hard to explain... look at the attachment.

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#6

FFmpeg write this tags

lavf52.32.0 and lavf56.4.100

into the mp3.

Source: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qi...29232512AAbdR8e
and more technical:
https://ffmpeg.org/pipermail/ffmpeg-cvslog/...ber/071751.html
and
https://www.ffmpeg.org/doxygen/2.2/group__libavf.html

#7

Thanks for helping this newbie out....much appreciated. Saved for after work reading... :smiley: