I don't think this is a Winamp issue. Chances are this is a problem with the way the MP3 was encoded when converted. What did you use to convert the WMAs to MP3s? The files were probably encoded with a Varriable Bit Rate (VBR). VBRs are normal and generally does not cause any problems. However, a discrepancy between the time shown in the PL and the main window may be a indication of a MP3 with a bad VBR header. If that is the case, try
VBR Fix | (
alternate VBRfix downloads). It can be used to fix MP3s with bad VBR. Other possible signs of bad VBR headers are...
- Changes in the total time on the song scroll/ticker during playback
- Different times shown in playlist each time the file is loaded.
- Wild variations in the KBPS display during playback.
Although variations in the KBPS are normal for VBR files, those with bad headers may have unusually "intense" variations.
- Song/music ending early
- Problems using the seek bar
BTW, you are using a old version of Winamp. Please update
Winamp (ver
5.10 as of this reply) for the latest in bug and security fixes.
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