This problem seemed to have been fixed in Jaunty 9.04 and, for me, has reappeared in 10.10. It seems that bitrates are now only showed in discrete values of 32, 64, 128, 144, 196 and so on. Interestingly, VLC shows different overall-bitrates than Rhytmbox and Nautilus. But when looking further in Functions - Media Information - Statistics, VLC also shows the bitrate of Indata with the same wrong value. Once again, in Jaunty the bitrates were shown in continuous numbers, each song had its own bitrate, so VBR files were clearly read correctly. When did this regression occur - and how? BTW, WMP mostly misreads the length and bitrate of VBR MP3s as well, while Winamp reads them reliably.
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