> > I'd vote for limiting it to 8205. The quality loss would be very
minimal. It
> > won't solve winamp's problem, but it's easy to fix in the decoder, now
that
> > we know exactly what the problem is.
> > The advantage is that 8205 is 0x1FFE, which is not a valid syncword for
> > mpeg1-2. With this, audio resync on corrupted bitstreams would be easier
for
> > the decoder
>
>
> Isn't 0xFFE a MPEG-2.5 sync word?

Yes it is. But mpeg versions can't be mixed in a bitstream. So yes, it
wouldn't change the situation for mpeg 2.5, but I think that it's used a lot
less than mpeg 1-2.

Regards,

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