Guitar John
June 11th, 2011, 01:44 PM
I'm using a Natty install (64 bit).
I have a rather large number of MP3 files that are around 250 kbps (VBR). In Ubuntu (Gnome) if I right click > properties > audio, they only show as being about 50-75 kbps.
I switched to Xubuntu, and did the same thing and they are being read correctly, at the proper bit-rate.
I posted this here rather than in Multimedia & Video, because the files play fine, and don't appear to be corrupted. It seems to be an issue of how Ubuntu/Nautilus is reading them.
Anyone else have this issue?
I have a rather large number of MP3 files that are around 250 kbps (VBR). In Ubuntu (Gnome) if I right click > properties > audio, they only show as being about 50-75 kbps.
I switched to Xubuntu, and did the same thing and they are being read correctly, at the proper bit-rate.
I posted this here rather than in Multimedia & Video, because the files play fine, and don't appear to be corrupted. It seems to be an issue of how Ubuntu/Nautilus is reading them.
Anyone else have this issue?