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Here is free track for example. It's real duration is 4:22:

$ ffprobe /tmp/JLTM_-_The_blue_doll.mp3 |& grep Duration
  Duration: 00:04:21.77, start: 0.025056, bitrate: 200 kb/s

But media player shows it's duration in track list as 4:55:

Note that in playback bar current position is displayed properly and when the track reaches the end seek bar displays 4:22.

The bug is specific to variable bitrate mp3 files, I could not reproduce with ogg vorbis file (one more reason to use free formats but who cares :( ).

Here is free track for example. It's real duration is 4:22:

$ ffprobe /tmp/JLTM_-_The_blue_doll.mp3 |& grep Duration
  Duration: 00:04:21.77, start: 0.025056, bitrate: 200 kb/s

But media player shows it's duration in track list as 4:55:

Note that in playback bar current position is displayed properly and when playback of the track reaches the end seek bar displays 4:22.

The bug is specific to variable bitrate mp3 files, I could not reproduce with ogg vorbis file (one more reason to use free formats but who cares :( ).

Here is free track for example. It's real duration is 4:22:

$ ffprobe /tmp/JLTM_-_The_blue_doll.mp3 |& grep Duration
  Duration: 00:04:21.77, start: 0.025056, bitrate: 200 kb/s

But media player shows it's duration in track list as 4:55:

Note that in playback bar current position is displayed properly and when playback of the track reaches the end seek bar displays 4:22.

The bug is specific to variable bitrate mp3 files, I could not reproduce with ogg vorbis file (one more reason to use free formats but who cares :( ).

Here is free track for example. It's real duration is 4:22:

$ ffprobe /tmp/JLTM_-_The_blue_doll.mp3 |& grep Duration
  Duration: 00:04:21.77, start: 0.025056, bitrate: 200 kb/s

But media player shows it's duration in track list as 4:55:

Note that in playback bar current position is displayed properly and when playback of the track reaches the end seek bar displays 4:22.

The bug is specific to variable bitrate mp3 files, I could not reproduce with ogg vorbis file (one more reason to use free formats but who cares :( ).