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Strange cracking sound in converted mp3donj
I have converted a Music DVD to mp3 files, to listen to the music with my MP3 player (iRiver H120). But when I listen and the popgroup plays really loud, a hear a strange cracking sound. How can I remove that sound?
BTW, it is not my headphones getting old  James007
Is there any kind of protection on that DVD?
Which program did you use to convert to mp3? Does your mp3 also make strange noises played with your computers media player? James NuniPio
it can probably be the codec which u use to rip the dvd??
Aelita
Most likely its the codec, but also you may neeed to change programs that do the ripping. That could be the problem. Crappy program crappy recording...
rootC
If you have an old and slow computer or an old or slow CD ROM drive (you know, those white things from the past), it can produce some pretty lousy encodings. This is the case for me on my Pentium II. Cracking is the result of slight fluctuations in the encoding engines settings due to your sound card. One thing that helps is to use VBR encoding instead, the cracking will be significantly reduced.
shobair
did u reduce the quality a bit 2 much?
snowboardalliance
If you have a slow computer, make sure you don't run anything else while ripping.
billgertz
you might need to check on the mp3 settings, or check on the encoder itself if its updated or compatible to your ripper, its probably a jitter error i guess am not sure though.. check on the player or other program that is running while playing the mp3 files.. those are the possible things that you should consider that i know. cheers
 SoftStag
It sounds like the music is "clipping", so you are not getting the full part of the sound's wave form. This is usually due to the compression being too high, try encoding with a higher bitrate.
bogden
anytime you need to encode an MP3 from WAV (or even from a diferent type of MP3), a good program to try is CDex. google search it. it is very good and provides a nice GUI for using the LAME mp3 compression codec. it does all the different types of VBR/ABR nicely.
technology.sponge
this is prolly very basic but is the dvd scratched or dirty?? is ur dvd drive up 2 scratch - like a decent one e.g. lg, sony, pioneer, asus, gigabyte not a cheapie equivalent
if not, your problems might be caused by a bad encoder (try LAME - free) check ur bitrate and see what it is 128kbps shud b fine if its 96 or lower, u probably need to rerip it Related topics
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