- what are most portable sample rate & bit rate for am radio qualiityvoice?
- Posted by Charles Russell on February 23rd, 2006
The MP3-CD player in my car will not accept 11025 Hz sample rate MP3
files. If I want MP3 files that will play on almost any hardware &
software, but with compression appropriate for AM-radio quality voice
recording, what parameters should I use?
- Posted by NRen2k5 on February 24th, 2006
Charles Russell wrote:
Try 96kbps/44.1kHz/mono.
- NRen2k5
- Posted by Charles Russell on February 24th, 2006
NRen2k5 wrote:
Then there is little reduction in file size over a standard stereo music
file. But perhaps music files are all that one can count on handling
using unspecified generic MP3 players. Is that so? I want to be able to
play on any device I might obtain in the future.
- Posted by jmm1951@gmail.com on February 27th, 2006
I use 128kbps/44/1kHz/mono and get over 12 hours on one CD. Enough for
most purposes. Excellent for talk radio and adequate for casual
listening to music or in the car.
- Posted by Charles Russell on February 28th, 2006
jmm1951@gmail.com wrote:
on one CD. That runs on all the hardware I'm using now, but I don't
know whether it could be regarded as universal. I want to archive all
my audio on as few DVD's as possible.
- Posted by fred-bloggs on February 28th, 2006
Charles Russell <SPAMworFREEwor@bellsouth.net> wrote in news:UZQMf.42014
$UD1.26133@bignews2.bellsouth.net:
24 kbps is not a standard mp3 (mpeg1,level3) bitrate, the minimum is 32
kbps. The standard sampling rates are 48 khz, 44.1 khz and 32 khz.
http://mpgedit.org/mpgedit/mpeg_format/mpeghdr.htm
It is possible that some combination CD/mp3 players will only support
44.1 kHz.
Note that the sample rate and stereo/mono mode do NOT affect the filesize
of the mp3. The filesize is only dependent on the bitrate.
--
fred
