mp3 bitrate
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What do you use?
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Constant bit rate 6 (60%)
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Variable bit rate 3 (30%)
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I don't care/don't know 1 (10%)
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128 usually. 160/192 depending of the case.
As I have mp3 in my car that makes difference, because of the lenght of the file.
BTW, what's the bitrate of CD quality song?
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The bitrate of CD audio is 44100 * 16 * 2 = 1411200 bps = 1411 kbps.
One Brain wrote:
Server Error in "/" Application wrote: So, what's the bitrate of CD quality??
The bitrate of CD audio is 44100 * 16 * 2 = 1411200 bps = 1411 kbps.
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So, a 128 record is like what? K7? Fookinel, I have a digital K7 player in my car?![]()
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: So is DAT better than Mini Disc to record on, if when you put it on cd it goes to 44,000hz?
Mike, minidisk is a compressed format(data reduction) so it will still lack the fidelity of anything at full 16bit 44.1kHz(CD quality audio). I haven't read up on minidisk in a VERY long time but I don't think it's changed much. The DAT will be superior as an initial recording device over minidisk.
I used 192, but when I recognized my very fast vanishing hard-disc space (due to mp3) I changed to 128 (I wouldn't go lower).
Depends on what it is for, if it is a sample of a show for JDBT then it will probably be 128. If it is for the FTP it will be 192 if I remember. Or something like that.
Kevin Smith wrote: I thought you could only do variable on WMA? That's what I use anyway and at 160.
No, mp3 was the first to introduce VBR, it's done with the LAME encoder...