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To: thecow who wrote (38809)	1/9/2004 4:47:03 PM
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thecow, What sampling rate did you use? I used 44.1 K. Now this kbs number has me confused. I will have to go research that to cover up my ignorance here. Edit: Spoons Audio dbpoweramp.com >>>>>>>>>>> Mono a recording with only a single channel of information. A question that is often asked 'why is my 128kbps encoded Mono file, the same size as a 128kbps encoded Stereo file?' The answer is simple, to keep the kbps rate constant the mono file is encoded at twice the quality rate as the stereo file (kbps measurement is for the whole recording regardless of the number of channels, so Real kbps per Channel = kbps / Number of Channels). Frequency - Measurement of samples per second. Audio is made up from 1000's of data values, the higher the number of data values the better sounding it will be (up to a point). A CD stores samples at 44100, or 44.1Khz, whilst a DAT tape stores its samples at 48Khz. <<<<<<<<<<< I guess I had my mono recordings at 128 kbps and 44.1 KHz. I assumed setting the Quality setting to voice would reduce those but that is something else again. I could have compressed them more. Next time.

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