[vlc] Problems Encoding mp2a Above 256k

[Jason Simms]

Hello,

I am unable to stream MPEG-2 audio at anything greater than 256k.  The 
only other option above 256k is 512k, but whenever I choose that and 
start the stream the software immediately exits (this is on Windows XP 
using 0.8.1, and the behavior resembles a segfault on Linux).  What 
might be causing this?

Beyond this, it is my understanding that MPEG-2 is a non-variable 2 
megabit stream (roughly), so I don't even understand why I must choose a 
bitrate at which to encode the output.  Certainly, 512k comes nowhere 
close to 2 megabit, so what am I missing (conceptually or otherwise!)?

Thanks,
Jason Simms

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