Playing a stream-saved 125MB .ogg CPU=100%, WinAMP,Windows Unresponsive

[rokas2007]

I've just recorded a couple of tracks from a net-radio that broadcast in .ogg format.

http://www.radiosity.sk/sity128.m3u

I used winamp's Nullsoft Vorbis Decoder's ability to record ogg streams. I used Winamp 5.35.
The small files (around 3MB) are played without problems.
I've also recorded a big track (118 minutes - 125MB). Now the problem is when i tried to play it in winamp, it began to play the first couple of seconds but the machine became unresponsive and the cpu load went up to 100percent. I had really big problems to close the application.

Using a different player made the track play perfectly. I used xmplayer and windows media player. They had no problem playing it. So i guess it could have been a bug.

The ogg file doesn't seem to be corrupted 'cause i checked the file and converted it to an .mp3 file in several converters (including the winamp's format converter) and as an mp3 file it just worked fine. But i want to preserve the original file because converting porduces quality loss.

Any idea?

[ujay]

Stream Encoder info for this station :

Nominal bitrate : 128 kbps
Channels : 2
Sampling rate: 44100 Hz
Serial number: 351287527
Version : 0
Vendor :
Xiph.Org libVorbis I 20050304

May be specific to this encoder, another stream I tried seems OK.

Error message following <Alt+3> :

AppName: winamp.exe AppVer: 5.3.5.1305 ModName: in_vorbis.dll
ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 00001ae4

Typical Task Manager shot attached. [edit] 3.0 GHz Northwood

UJ

[ujay]

Digging a bit futher, it looks like this is related to seeking, known problem with OGG streams.

UJ