Greetings,
Whilst they may sound fine at 22,050 and 64kbps, I believe high-pitched
female voices do leave something to be desired. I would recommend they are
saved in mono, not stereo, else they would sound better at 24,000 rather
than 22,050.
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yes it will make them smaller and they should sound just fine.
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From: "Joe"
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Subject: sampling rate
Hi. I'm making a series of MP3 audio voice recordings at 64KBPS. I know
that's good enough for vo
Hi. I'm making a series of MP3 audio voice recordings at 64KBPS. I know that's
good enough for voice and it will keep the files from being to large, but if I
sample them at 22 instead of 44, will that make them even smaller? Thanks. Joe.
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3200 is the bit, 22050 is sampling rate.
numbers that are
24 32 128 64 are bit
44100
22500
etc are sampling rates.
On 3/28/2013 12:10 AM, Donald L. Roberts wrote:
The subject line pretty well covers it. I just cannot remember which
number is the bit rate and which is the sampling rate. For
The subject line pretty well covers it. I just cannot remember which
number is the bit rate and which is the sampling rate. For example, I
often encode mono voice files at 32000 22050. But which is the sampling
rate and which is the bit rate? Back to basics! Thanks.
Don Roberts
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know this works for WMP 10 but have not tested on other versions.
Bob
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From: "Marvin Hunkin"
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Subject: sampling rate information
hi.
under itunes or windows media player how do i find the sampling rate
informati
hi.
under itunes or windows media player how do i find the sampling rate
information.
using jaws 11 and windows vista home premium.
marvin.
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> This is ludicrous, I know. However, please help me to keep
> these straight because I know when and how to change them, I
> just cannot remember
an
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OOPS! The frequency is measured in kilohertz, NOT kilohertz per second. 1
hurtz = 1 cps.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 8:48 PM
Subject: Re: Bit rate and sampling rate
Don,
Imagin
This is ludicrous, I know. However, please help me to keep
these straight because I know when and how to change them, I
just cannot remember which is which. Which is the bit rate,
and which is the sampling rate?
Thanks.
Don Roberts
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To change settings in CDEX, press F4 and press control + tab until you reach
the encoder tab. Now, tab until you hear the sampling rate and make your
change.
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hi list,
How do I change the sample rate in CD EXE from 2250, to 44.1?
mark
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Subject: Sampling rate with iriver h320
Hi all
When using the very sensitive interna
Hi all
When using the very sensitive internal microphone of the Iriver h320, the
default sampling rate is set at 64 kbps mono. Of course it is not worth
recording with a stereo setting on the internal mic, but will you get any
significant difference when change the sampling rate to a higher
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