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APE repairing possible?

How do I decode or fix an APE file with errors, ignoring the corrupt frames?
Can't wait for a HD-AAC encoder :P

APE repairing possible?

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Couldn't you have thought of a more descriptive thread topic title?

APE repairing possible?

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Couldn't you have thought of a more descriptive thread topic title?

Argh crap! Should have been: APE repairing possible?
Can't wait for a HD-AAC encoder :P

APE repairing possible?

Reply #3 –
Use Winamp's disk writer and configure in_ape.dll to ignore bitstream errors.

There may be other ways, but I know that this one works for sure.  To satisfy my curiosity, could you please let me know how much audio you lose?