Hi all,
I'm just wondering if anyone else has noticed a relatively small number
of stations are streming using RealAudio these days? Or perhaps it's
just me who is noticing this. This could possibly be because RealAudio
is a very proprietary format. I'd be interested in other people's
thoughts on
Hi!
It seems many has gone from realaudio to other formats.
Here in sweden the Swedish Public radio has gon from real audio and wma
to mp3 and aac.
I am not sure why though.
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Steve Pattison skrev 2011-05-06 21:47:
Hi all,
I'm just wondering if anyone else has noticed a relatively small numb
hi!
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Better quality audio, MP3 is more standard than Real Audio plus I think
that the people at Real charge others for using the Real Audio format.
On 7/05/2011 6:55 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
Hi!
It seems many has gone from realaudio to other formats.
Here in sweden the Swedish Public radio has
Someone would have to look it up, but I doubt MP3 is better quality
audio than Real Audio. MP3 has been around forever! I also don't think
Real charged people to use their format, but it is a proprietary format,
of course, so is MP3 and AAC. I suspect the real difference is just how
ubiquitous MP3
I'm sure in the future that MP3 will be fazed out too as you can get
better quality out of less band width by using AC or AAC+, that's the
format which is used with DAB+ in Australia and other European
countries, DAB+ being one of the Digital Radio standards.
On 7/05/2011 9:14 AM, Christophe
I suspect you're right, but I wouldn't think it would happen any time
soon. MP3 is so ubiquitous. You know you can run it on every MP3 player
on the planet. I still rip my CD's into MP3 because I never know what my
next MP3 player is going to be.
On 06/05/11 19:12, Dane Trethowan wrote:
> I'm sure
Its happening now, there's a slow shift but as you say! no hurry as most
players that can handle AAC or AAC+ can handle MP3.
On 7/05/2011 2:23 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
I suspect you're right, but I wouldn't think it would happen any time
soon. MP3 is so ubiquitous. You know you can run
