Hi Rod,
Of course, I
now have to get out the "MP3 for Dummies" to find out why
45 seconds of sound would take up 1.4 MG - maybe because of
256kbps/44 Hz?)
The higher the bitrate (i.e. 256kbps) the better the sound quality and the
bigger the file. You can get 2 minutes of music into less than
^¦sol:
yes, thanks! at 16kbps it only takes up 90kb for 45 sec.,
but it sounds like doo-doo on a ny street. at 32kbps
(180kb), it's sound quality improves to more like doo-doo
on a stick.
to the rest of you:
this FreeRip thing is the cat's meow (he says in his
naivete). listen to sol. it's
although I remember Heiko mentioning that his encoder would do 8), however
Yeah. Telephone quality.. Check
http://www.uni-bonn.de/~uzs106/stanfor4.mp3 , around 20 minutes, around 1
MB...
I think 128 kbits/sec is what people call CD quality
I think we've solved the mpg rpm problem
thanks to all who replied
and especially
Sol
who (I hope)
has provided the answer
BIG THANK YOU
How Do You Do
by Ivor Cutler
A man was thirsty. He ran after
a camel. The camel stopped till he
caught up.The man did not know
what to do.
Yes, Sol! Thanks for that bit of info. I downloaded that
utility and now I'm no longer an MP3 virgin. (Of course, I
now have to get out the "MP3 for Dummies" to find out why
45 seconds of sound would take up 1.4 MG - maybe because of
256kbps/44 Hz?)
Thanks again,
Rod (not eating Ivor Cutler's
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