Stupid question time - are there tables that would show how many minutes of
music I couild burn onto an 80 minute data CDR at different MP3 rates (192,
etc. ) Thanks Richard

You may be able to extrapolate from this table:

Song Capacity Matrix
Capacity # of Songs
128 MB 32 Songs
256 MB 64 Songs
512 MB 128 Songs
700 MB 175 Songs
1.5 GB 375 Songs
10 GB 2,500 Songs
15 GB 3,750 Songs
20 GB 5,000 Songs
30 GB 7,500 Songs
40 GB 10,000 Songs
60 GB 15,000 Songs
120 GB 30,000 Songs
*Based on an average of 4MB per song.
Example = 128MB / 4 = 32



"Richard Loeb" <loeb123@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Stupid question time - are there tables that would show how many minutes of
music I couild burn onto an 80 minute data CDR at different MP3 rates (192,
etc. ) Thanks Richard

"Hu Ru" <secretasianman@usa.com> wrote in message
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Richard Loeb wrote:
I don't know of any tables (probably exist) but you could compute it
yourself knowing that a wave file is roughly 1440 kbps...

(1440/MP3 kbps)*60 = minutes

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