Wave not converting into MP3

I have been sent a wave file that is 2:47 in length. When I convert it into MP3 format it only converts half of the file and it is 1:30 in length?? I have tried many time but I keep getting the same result. Is it because the file is too big?

Hey Limnos:
I'm not sure if the WAV is mono or stereo. While it did actually convert, the MP3 fades out at 1 min. 30 sec. It is a song being mastered for a CD so I am figuring that the WAV is stereo. There are 10 songs on the CD and all of the WAV files converted to MP3 with the exception of two. Both fade out in the middle of the song. The bar indicates that this is the end of the song. So, in fact it converts about half the song. The actual song is 2 min. 47 sec. The sound technician says that some of the files are huge and perhaps they are just too big to convert. I'll be getting the actual audio master on Monday so we will test it on every media for corruption. Very strange however as I have not had this problem before.

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