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In Reply to: 128 kbps and recording era posted by spamblam@hotmail.com on May 28, 2015 at 06:56:43:
Consider this. One hour of your time is worth about $15.00 at the highest minimum wage being talked about these days. If you digitize a stereo one hour recording at 192/24 bits per second (at a data rate of 9.2 mbps this recording will take up 4.1 GB of disk storage. Last time I bought some hard drives, 3 TB cost me $90.00. At this price point, that 4.1 GB of storage cost $0.12.
Of course, you could save most of that $0.12 by using MP3 encoding.
MP3 should not be used for music. It has no value. It is technologically obsolete.
Tony Lauck
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Follow Ups
- MP3 should not be used for music. It is technologically obsolete. - Tony Lauck 05/28/1519:39:42 05/28/15 (7)
- Well , no one has ever really said that the GP is even actually aware of what SQ is ! - Old SteveA 10:01:36 05/30/15 (0)
- Yes, the music industry has only ever seen high quality - Sordidman 09:37:28 05/29/15 (0)
- RE: MP3 should not be used for music. It is technologically obsolete. - flood2 04:15:54 05/29/15 (0)
- RE: MP3 should not be used for music. It is technologically obsolete. - Todd Krieger 21:01:59 05/28/15 (3)
- I wish - JeffH 07:44:37 05/29/15 (1)
- Similarly - E-Stat 08:41:58 05/29/15 (0)
- At least lossless compressed files can be converted back to uncompressed later -nt - tcell 04:12:54 05/29/15 (0)
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