Some questions about WMA |
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Some questions about WMA |
 Apr 27 2002, 04:27
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Hi,
I would like to know the maximum bit rate allowed in WMA. I remembered somebody said it is 160kbps because "Microsoft claimed that WMA has the same quality as MP3 at half of its bit rate". However, my friend created some WMA files at 192kbps. So what is the maximum bit rate allowed in WMA? Regards, William |
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Apr 27 2002, 04:29
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 ABC/HR developer, ff123.net admin Group: Developer (Donating) Posts: 1396 Joined: 24-September 01 Member No.: 12 |
The max bitrate using the command line program (wm8eutil.exe) is 192 kbit/s. Both 44.1 and 48 kHz sampling is supported.
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Apr 27 2002, 06:06
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Group: Members Posts: 287 Joined: 8-January 02 Member No.: 959 |
Thanks!
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Apr 27 2002, 10:35
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QUOTE The max bitrate using the command line program (wm8eutil.exe) is 192 kbit/s. I've heard that you can play 192kbps WMA ONLY at the computer which was used for encoding. Is it wrong ? Or is it true only for some versions of WMA encoder ? |
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Apr 27 2002, 13:20
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QUOTE Originally posted by deranger
I've heard that you can play 192kbps WMA ONLY at the computer which was used for encoding. Is it wrong ? Or is it true only for some versions of WMA encoder ? Only when the option "protect content" is turned on, i think (Windows Media Player - Extras - Options - copy music)... |
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