That's a typical mp3 data rate.
I don't understand what you're saying here.
Because mp3 doesn't encode in fixed numbers of bits per sample.
CD audio = 44.1k samples/sec * 16 bits/ch * 2 channels. = 1.4112 Mbps
mp3 encoded music is anything typically between 64 and 320 kbps. It's a form of lossy compression.
Graham
Hi All, I want to clarify some basic questions of MP3.
44.1KHz, sample a wav file 44.1*1000 times in one second. ( no doubt)
Both are realated to music quality.
Q: Why MP3 format use kbps, not 16bit / 8bit. Boki: User choice MP3 quality first, then the Mp3 codec convert content that not more then xxxKbps.
WAV file size calculation:
sampling rate * stereo * bit rate(?) * time(second) = 44.1K * 2 * 16bit * 60(s) = 10.09368896484375 (MB)
am I right ?
Thanks for answer!
Best regards, Boki.
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You're welcome. Btw - I suspect when hard drive technology has advanced a few more years and everyone has high speed broadband, I bet everyone will wonder why they ever bothered with s***ty mp3 files !
Then Apple can make another killing by selling wav players - or is that aiff players in apple speak ( or whatever ? ).
Graham
um.. new codec.... new format ... new ... :D
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