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Originally Posted by Midzuki
Sorry, I'm unable to explain  , I only know that, unless I used Winamp's Disk Writer plugin, or Avisynth's BassAudio, many WMA streams generated WAV files which were shorter than their sources  The consequence: video and audio would go out of sync, of course |
Well, the only situation that I can think of is:
If the timestamp of chunk N+1 does not exactly match the "end" (timestamp+duration) of chunk N, then there is either a "gap" or an "overlap".
An "overlap" doesn't make much sense to me! For a "gab" we might need to compensate with null samples, if such gaps really exists in real WMA/WMV files.
I re-uploaded today's version with a consistency check for timestamps, which will throw a warning if any non-negligible "gaps" or "overlaps" are found!
(for my test files this did never happen though)