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 Member 7507 Level 8.18 May 2006 
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I must say yes. I collect music despite whatever is (game, OSTs, mainstream...) People use to collect strange things (stamps, rocks, girls :P), I think my punish in life is music
 Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 7507 Level 8.18 May 2006
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Bitrate is the amount of memory that system takes to "copy" the sound wave. If we talk of 320 kbps, system will take 320 kilobits per second to take points wich represents the sound wave. 'Cos of this, audio files with 320 Kbps will have a more accurate sound wave than 128 kbps, theorically. Other wthing is if we talk about if human ear can difference between these sound qualities.
Correct me if I'm wrong. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Member 7507 Level 8.18 May 2006
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Human ear can't difference between 128 kbps and higher bitrates. So don't be foolish, you just could hear the song louder, but not with a richer sound (we talk always about tracks on 44010 Hz and stereo sound).
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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