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## Known gotchas
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## Known gotchas
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-* In previous versions of this library, if we ran into a Xing header with the number of frames is zero, I just set the duration
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- as 0. This was fast, but not really "nice." In new revs, I decided if I hit a bad Xing header, the correct thing to do is to
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- read every frame and calculate the duration/avg bit-rate that way. My calculations match those of iTunes, but it can __really__ slow
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+* In previous versions of this library, if we ran into a Xing header with the number of frames set to zero, I just set the duration
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+ as 0. This was fast, but not really "nice." In new revs, I decided that if I hit a bad Xing header, the correct thing to do is to
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+ read every frame and calculate the duration/avg bit-rate that way. The resulting calculations match those of iTunes, but it can __really__ slow
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things down.
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things down.
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* More info later...
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* More info later...
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## Experimental Stuff
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## Experimental Stuff
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