Possible ID3v2 frame found, skipping

FILE_NAME           G:\smpl\06.mp3
GOOD_FRAMES         11496
BAD_FRAMES          0
LAST_BYTE_CHECKED   7922572
VBR_HIGH            320
VBR_LOW             32
VBR_AVERAGE         211
SONG_LENGTH         05:00.30

USER_TIME           0.17s
SYS_TIME            0.08s

Possible ID3v2 frame found, skipping

FILE_NAME           G:\smpl\06.mp3
GOOD_FRAMES         11496
BAD_FRAMES          0
LAST_BYTE_CHECKED   7922572
VBR_HIGH            320
VBR_LOW             32
VBR_AVERAGE         211
TRUE                1
FALSE               0
MPV_1               1
MPV_2               0
MPV_25              0
MPV_RESERVED        0
L1                  0
L2                  0
L3                  1
L_RESERVED          0
PROT_BIT            0
BIT_RATE            32
SAMPLE_FREQ         44100
SAMPLES_PER_FRAME   1152
PAD_BIT             0
PRIV_BIT            0
STEREO              0
JOINT_STEREO        1
DUAL_STEREO         0
SINGLE_CHANNEL      0
MODE_EXTENSION      1
ID3V2               0
FRAME_LENGTH        104
COPYRIGHT           0
ORIGINAL            1
EMPH_NONE           1
EMPH_5015           0
EMPH_RESERV         0
EMPH_CCIT           0
CHECK_STATE         1
BIN_STRING          11111111111110110001000001100100

SONG_LENGTH         05:00.30

USER_TIME           0.16s
SYS_TIME            0.10s

damaged sample

-no option

An expected frame was not found. Expected it at offset 0x108153 (BYTE 1081683), 
now at offset 0x118004 (BYTE 1146884).
FILE_NAME           G:\smpl\bad\bad02.mp3
GOOD_FRAMES         5306
BAD_FRAMES          1
LAST_BYTE_CHECKED   2283389
SONG_LENGTH         02:18.63

USER_TIME           0.35s
SYS_TIME            0.03s

An expected frame was not found. Expected it at offset 0x108153 (BYTE 1081683), 
now at offset 0x118004 (BYTE 1146884).
FILE_NAME           G:\smpl\bad\bad02.mp3
GOOD_FRAMES         5306
BAD_FRAMES          1
LAST_BYTE_CHECKED   2283389
TRUE                1
FALSE               0
MPV_1               1
MPV_2               0
MPV_25              0
MPV_RESERVED        0
L1                  0
L2                  0
L3                  1
L_RESERVED          0
PROT_BIT            0
BIT_RATE            128
SAMPLE_FREQ         44100
SAMPLES_PER_FRAME   1152
PAD_BIT             1
PRIV_BIT            0
STEREO              0
JOINT_STEREO        1
DUAL_STEREO         0
SINGLE_CHANNEL      0
MODE_EXTENSION      1
ID3V2               0
FRAME_LENGTH        418
COPYRIGHT           0
ORIGINAL            1
EMPH_NONE           1
EMPH_5015           0
EMPH_RESERV         0
EMPH_CCIT           0
CHECK_STATE         1
BIN_STRING          11111111111110111001001001100100

SONG_LENGTH         02:18.63

USER_TIME           0.09s
SYS_TIME            0.03s

--help

usage: mp3_check [-e] [-p] [-v[v]] [-a] [-b[]] [-i] [-s[s]] [-h] [-] [file ...]
     -q        Determines the mininum  of contiguous frames
                       that must be present for an error NOT to occur.
                       Analyzing random data will find spurious MP3 headers,
                       but finding  sequential headers are even
                       harder to find.

     -e                While id3v2 support is under development, this flag will
                       allow you to have mp3_check record a frame error when
                       a id3v2 tag is found.

     -p                Shows just the essentials (what you get without the
                       -v option) on a single line for easy parsing. The
                       fields are separated by tabs, and the name/value pairs
                       are separated by spaces.

     -v[v]             Lists details about the mp3 in name -> value order.
                       Adding an extra 'v' at the end gives details about
                       each frame. Extremly verbose!

     -a                Checks the mp3 from stem to stern (default).
                       If any other flags are present, it will not be
                       enabled, and will instead behave as though the
                       '-b' switch is present.

     -b[]  If a frame is not found by  bytes,
                       quit, and return an error. If byte_count
                       is not specified, it will search until the
                       first valid frame and quit.

     -i                Check to see if there is a ID3 tag, and if so,
                       display the info.

     -s[s|f]           Sends the mp3 to stdout (for CGI applications).
                       If an additional 's' is there, then no output is
                       made, just errors are reported (super silent).
                       With the 'f' used, only valid frames are sent
                       to stdout ('f'ixing the mp3 is attempted). Also,
                       it is important to note that the id3 tag will not
                       be included in the 'f'ixed mp3. If you want it
                       included, you have to include the '-i' option.

     -h                Print this text including the version.

* VERSION:  1.98
* HOMEPAGE: http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=6126
* AUTHOR :  Eric Bullen  (with diff by mdickins)