Re: Can Someone help me figure out the best way to do this largeaudio project?

[Matthew Bullis]

Hello, I believe you might be confusing bitrate with kbps. 32kbps is a 
pretty average encoding bitrate for mp3s, especially for voice. Most files 
are created as 16-bit files, unless you have changed something. I think 
you'll find after creating one of these mp3 files that if you look at its 
properties, it will say 32kbps, 16-bit and either mono or stereo or joint 
stereo. There would be your answer then. You should then adjust the encoding 
to 64-kbps for a bit better quality. The 16-bit setting would remain the 
same.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew 


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Re: Can Someone help me figure out the best way to do this largeaudio project?

[david]

   why  don't you same the same fiels reopen them in goldwave and then 
convert them in to MP3 that way
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From: Vinny Samarco vin...@hughes.net

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- Original Message - 
From: Vinny Samarco vin...@hughes.net

To: blindtech blindt...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 7:58 AM
Subject: Can Someone help me figure out the best way to do this large 
audio project?




Hi,
 Pardon the Length of this post, but I am stuck, and need some 
suggestions.


My Goal is to take a large number of spoken word recordings from cassette 
and transfer them to mp3 cds, where I can place a large number of 
messages .  If possible,  I would like my results to be 16 byt and 64k.
Here is what I have tried to do so far using Windows xp, Window-eyes and 
goldwave.
1.  I have Recorded the messages from cassettes and saved the resultant 
files as  wave files.  The only reason I couldn't save them as mp3 files 
directly is that Q points can't be saved in goldwave.
   Then I used cdex to turn wave files to mp3 files.  The problem is, at 
least with my limited understanding of cdex, that I can't get the byt 
rate below 32, though I can preserve q points.  Is there an accessible 
program that will give me the 16 byt rate I want? Or is there a better 
way to do this project?  I have looked at sound taxi, and  but could not 
get prompts to read well.  I might try the switch program.

Thank you for any help and suggestions.
Vinny Samarco



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