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*Chriso* · 14-12-2006

Oh, I'm not one of those people (who fuss about paying stupid amounts for a wire)

and I also don't want to argue. I'm more fussed on the encoding being done the way I like it. It's just a physics thing, the human ear can distinguish some of the frequencies lost below 192, but when you start hitting 20khz+ (or a little less) then it's out of our hearing range.

14-12-2006	#11 (permalink)
Chriso CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Liverpool, England Posts: 2,066	Re: Multiformat Listening Test @ 48 kbps - OPEN Oh, I'm not one of those people (who fuss about paying stupid amounts for a wire) and I also don't want to argue. I'm more fussed on the encoding being done the way I like it. It's just a physics thing, the human ear can distinguish some of the frequencies lost below 192, but when you start hitting 20khz+ (or a little less) then it's out of our hearing range. __________________ Videos of me playing piano, would be nice to have feedback from you all! [23:49] <Chriso> !seen Boobies [23:49] <JuPiLeR> I found 430 matches to your query; please refine it to see any output. OS: openSUSE 10.3 and Windows XP SP2 PSU: Enermax Liberty 400w - Modular Mobo: Jetway V266B CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2000+ RAM: 256MB Crucial PC2100 + 512MB Corsair Value Select PC2100 HDD: 120GB Maxtor ATA133 8MB Cache + 320GB Western Digital "RAID Edition" ATA100 8MB Cache Gfx Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 passive cooled Sound Card: SB Live 1024 DVD-ROM Drive: Asus E-616 CD-RW: LiteON 52246S DVD-RW: NEC ND2510A in external Firewire enclosure (Prolific chipset) USB2 Card: ALI chipset (got an NEC chipset one waiting to go in) Firewire Card: Not sure of chipset...but it seems to work D-Link Network Card My old Voodoo 3 2000 PCI has now retired, still in perfect working order though! Get Firefox! Join CDFreaks