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Re: Apple ][ Boogie - mp3 music online
- Subject: Re: Apple ][ Boogie - mp3 music online
- From: carbide@egine.com
- Date: 18 Jan 2005 11:00:54 -0800
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Sean Fahey wrote:
> "Mike" <abc@def.ghi> wrote in message
> news:abc-79F65A.13193818012005@28-74.newscene.com...
>
> > While I appreciate the effort, I have to wonder - why even bother
with
> > 128k MP3s? They should be at least 192, and preferably 256k.
>
> Since they were sampled from tape, why bother going over 128? Isn't
CD
> quality for most people at around 160? This isn't a troll, I'm just
curious
> why you feel they should have been sampled higher - I am not an audio
> engineer.
Exactly. I use 192K for CD's (according to what experts have written,
more is overkill) but with cassettes you'd just get hi fi hiss. No
point. File size was an issue, too, since I don't have a high-bandwidth
connection. It would have taken twice as long to upload at 256K.
The acid test- is there anyone who'd put money on their ability to
distinguish these songs ripped at 128K and 256K? All eight, listen to
both versions, and consistently distinguish the 128K from the 256K?
I know I couldn't do it. I doubt if many people could either.
-Paul