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| | Encyclopedia at AudioXchange: MP3 - Online Store & Product Reviews |
 | | Layer 1 encoding at 384 kbit/s even with this simple psychoacoustic is better than Layer 2 at 192...256 kbit/s | | | Layer 3 encoding at 112...128 kbit/s is worse than Layer 2 at 192...256 kbit/s. | | | Both algorithms were finalized in 1992 as part of MPEG-1, the first phase of work by MPEG, which resulted in the international standard ISO/IEC 11172-3, published in 1993. |
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http://www.audioxchange.com/encyclopedia/MP3.shtml
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| | May Ha Network :: A source of entertainment |
| | Lay Chong Xu La 10:00 · 24 Kbit/s · 1.72 MB · MP3 | | | Mai Toc Ni Co 10:00 · 24 Kbit/s · 1.72 MB · MP3 | | | Chieu Dong Gio Lanh Ve 10:00 · 24 Kbit/s · 1.72 MB · MP3 |
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http://www.cailuong.com/
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| | OGG vs. LAME |
| | The coding quality of 160 Kbit is much better than that of 128, that is why I recommend to take 160 everywhere where it is possible. | | | In general, I would recommend 160 Kbit everywhere where it is possible, since the difference between 160 and 128 is not that big in size, but matters a lot as far as quality is concerned. | | | That is why we set the maximum parameters for both coders. |
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http://www.digit-life.com/articles/oggvslame
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| | Fruwoc - home page - music |
| | Pat Metheny/Burton/Corea/Haynes/Holland - Like Minds - (> 160 Kbit) | | | Micha³ Urbaniak - Code Blue - (192 Kbit) | | | Groove Collective - It's All In Your Mind - (128 Kbit) |
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http://fruwoc.jazz.boo.pl/music.html
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| | Results of 64 kbit/s Listening Test |
| | The bitrates shown below do not correct for this header, and show roughly 1 to 2 kbit/s additional increase because of it. | | | I don't know what the header sizes are for all the formats, but for ogg it is about 3 to 4 kB. | | | Overall Rankings: Any overall ranking is highly dependent on the mix of music chosen. |
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http://ff123.net/64test/results.html
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| | RFC 2422 (rfc2422) - Toll Quality Voice - 32 kbit/s ADPCM MIME Sub-type Re |
| | MIME Definition 3.1 audio/32KADPCM CCITT Recommendation G.726 [G726] describes the algorithm recommended for conversion of a 64 kbit/s A-law or u-law PCM channel to and from a 32 kbit/s channel (this is the same algorithm as described in the deprecated G.721). | | | No header information shall be included as part of the audio data. | | | The MIME sub-type audio/32KADPCM is defined to hold binary audio data encoded in 32 kbit/s ADPCM exactly as defined by ITU-T Recommendation G.726. |
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http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2422.html
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| | Question 8/16 - Encoding of speech signals at bit rates around 4 kbit/s |
| | Evaluation of algorithm performance against specified requirements (late 2000). | | | Definition of 4 kbit/s algorithm and associated verification procedures (mid 2001). | | | What algorithm should be specified for the encoding of 3.4 kHz band-limited, telephone-quality speech at transmission rates in the region of 2.4 kbit/s to 6.4 kbit/s? |
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http://www.itu.int/ITU-T/studygroups/com16/sg16-q8.html
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| | I risk exposing myself to criticism that I am stacking the deck against WMA, but then again, it was Microsoft's own choice to optimize its codec for low bitrates (i.e., 64 kbit/s) at the apparent expense of higher bitrates. | | | For WMA8, I chose the latest implementation available: the encoder/decoder combination within Windows Media Player 7.1. | | | Besides that, Microsoft doesn't generally make its older codecs available once the newer versions are out. |
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http://www.ff123.net/128tests.html
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| | Test Plan for 64 kbit/s Group Listening Test |
| | ABC/HR utility, which means that only people who have access to a Windows 32 environment would be able to participate. | | | Quicktime 6.0 MPEG-4 (AAC Low complexity) at 64 kbit/s | | | The first group test I would be interested in after the official release of Ogg Vorbis 1.0 is at 64 kbit/s (or the setting which produces files close to this bitrate). |
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http://ff123.net/64test/testplan.html
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| | MP3Pro vs. MP3 |
| | Should we use the WMA format promoted by Microsoft which has bitrates comparable to MP3 in quality (though only up to 192 Kbit/s) and makes the same files smaller in size which, at the same time, lacks for ID-Tags and is copy protected? | | | We have taken the WMA format from Microsoft as it is a direct competitor of the MP3Pro and because it is interesting to look closer at the WMA 8.0. | | | None of the codecs is close to the original more than by 80%. |
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http://www.digit-life.com/articles/mp3pro
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| | Recommended MP3 Encoder at 128 kbit/s |
| | I tested ABR against plain CBR using peaceful.wav and the ABR-encoded file sounded better (ABX results 15/16). | | | MP3 codecs not recommended " for programs which properly implement Fraunhofer's VBR (there aren't many). | | | However, currently this is a two step process and using --scale is a more practical solution. |
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http://www.ff123.net/cbr128.html
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| | Video 800 kbit |
| | I did try to save the file in Quicktime, but the videoquality was worse and the file size was bigger than the wmv format. | | | Windows Media Player is the most recent video player on the market, but it is rapidly gaining market share from RealPlayer and Quicktime because it is delivered with the Windows operatings system. | | | I also tried 1600 kbit/s but there is a transfer rate of about 800 Kbit/s from Denmark to Sweden - so I reduced the file size. |
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http://www.videodesign.dk/New_Folder/video_800_kbit.htm
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| | The Forgotten Tales' Keeper: Blind Guardian: media |
| | Also available font (40 k), used in the cover of "Imaginations from the other side". | | | Blind Guardian mix #01 (2:27) (128 kbit MPEG layer 3) (2.37 Mb) | | | Blind Guardian mix #02 (2:28) (128 kbit MPEG layer 3) (2.37 Mb) |
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http://vetal.tyumen.ru/bg/bgmedia.shtml
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| | Low-delay CELP coding of 7kHz speech at 32 kbit/s |
| | CELP model uses an extensive codebook of excitation waveforms, and a closed loop search mechanism for identifying the best excitation in the set for every frame of input speech, without rigidly classifying the input as voiced or unvoiced. | | | Low-delay CELP coding of 7kHz speech at 32 kbit/s | | | The LD-CELP algorithm has been shown to provide high-quality coding of telephone speech at 16 kbit/s, which turns out to be 2 bits per sample with 8 kHz sampling. |
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http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/~desin/Speech1/node5.html
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| | Music! |
| | The files are available in the following file formats: | | | For more information (and players), see the Ogg Vorbis home page. | | | The files available below are coded with approximately 60 kbit/s data stream, but their quality is equivalent to that of the 128 kbit/s MP3. |
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http://www.cmah.org/Eng/recordings.html
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| | Broadband Television Central - Home |
| | BTVC enables you to experience live broadband television webcasts on your computer. | | | Broadband Television Central features over 70 TV Stations around the world broadcasting with a bandwidth between 100 Kbit and 1000 Kbit on the internet. |
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http://broadband-television.ekist.de/
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| | no bug in tcng; tc kbit v. tcng kbps [LARTC] was tcng error |
| | Previous message: [LARTC] was tcng error; now found bug in tcc] | | | For reasons of which I'm ignorant, the syntax for the "tc" command uses bps for bytes/second. | | | So, 64000 bytes/second is actually 512 kilobits/second ("512 kbps" in common usage), but is 512 kbit to the "tc" tool. |
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http://mailman.ds9a.nl/pipermail/lartc/2003q4/010826.html
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| | Aronsson's Telecom History Timeline |
| | ¶ The Swedish University Network (SUNET) moves from X.25 to a 64 kbit/s wide-area ethernet (Vitalink equipment) that carries TCP/IP aswell as DECnet and other protocols. | | | This also sparks an evolution of regional networks around each center. | | | ¶ The five NSF supercomputing centers are connected by a 56 kbit/s backbone network. |
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http://www.aronsson.se/hist.html
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| | Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Upstream rates start at 64 kbit/s and typically reach 256 kbit/s but can go as high as 768 kbit/s. | | | It is worth noting that in contrast to the modulation schemes that baseband technologies like Gigabit Ethernet use, ADSL uses primarily analogue modulation schemes, so the 'D' in ADSL is a misnomer -- ADSL is simply a very fast analogue dial-up connection (using PPPoE) with much higher symbol rates and much faster handshaking between modems. | | | For conventional ADSL, downstream rates start at 256 kbit/s and typically reach 9 Mbit/s (if one is less than 1000 feet from the central office) but can go as high as 52 Mbit/s over short ranges of within 100 metres (so-called |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADSL
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| | andromeda: |
| | 4:15 · 128 kbit/s · 3.88 Mb · MP3 | | | 3:54 · 192 kbit/s · 5.35 Mb · MP3 | | | 3:30 · 192 kbit/s · 4.8 Mb · MP3 |
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http://www.ourfamilynet.ws/forums/Music/andromeda.php
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| | SoundExpert. Interactive mass testing of audio codecs. |
| | input from Audio CD - 80 (84.2), 64 (69.3), 48 (52.8) kbit/s - 44100 kHz Stereo | | | input from Audio CD - 105 (109.0), 64 (67.4), 32 (35.2) kbit/s - 44100 kHz Stereo | | | - 80 (84.9) kbit/s - INTERNET, 44100 kHz Stereo |
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http://www.soundexpert.info/
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| | Friendship Baptist Church - Music Site: |
| | 5:41 · 24 kbit/s · 0.98 Mb · MP3 | | | 5:46 · 24 kbit/s · 0.99 Mb · MP3 | | | 5:44 · 24 kbit/s · 0.99 Mb · MP3 |
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http://www.friendshipbaptistchurch.com/music/andromeda.php
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| | KT-Tech Sound Compression Technology |
| | Though KT-Tech's compression algorithm is a general sound codec, and not specifically a vocoder, at 4 Kbit/s speech is still understandable (we weren't able to get the commercial encoders down to 4 Kbit/s for comparison): | | | Currently, this code is still research-level and decompresses the whole sound before playing. | | | Music 64kbs.wma - 64 Kbit/s Windows Media Stereo Music |
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http://www.kttech.com/SoundCompression/SoundCompression.html
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| | Inmarsat Unveils 144 kbit/s Broadband Data Service for 2002 Using Thuraya System |
| | Weighing around 1kg, including batteries, they are planned to be about the size of a Notebook computer. | | | Inmarsat Unveils 144 kbit/s Broadband Data Service for 2002 Using Thuraya System | | | To the 144 kbit/s regional service to be provided through Thuraya, and its 432 kbit/s B-GAN service to be provided over the planned Inmarsat I-4 satellite system to most of the world's landmass during 2004. |
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http://www.wirelessdevnet.com/news/2000/303/news4.html
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| | Encyclopedia4U - MPEG-2 - Encyclopedia Article |
| | Increasing quantization leads to visible artefacts when the stream is decoded, generally in the form of "mosaicing", where the discontinuities at the edges of macroblocks become more visible as bit rate is reduced. | | | MPEG-2 includes compressed audio (MPEG layer 3, or MP3), which supports bit rates between 32 Kbit/s and 384 Kbit/s. |
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http://www.encyclopedia4u.com/m/mpeg-2.html
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| | Glossary |
| | These services transform, manage, and run key business processes, including customer relationship management, sourcing and procurement, and employee services, applying e-business technologies to achieve significant operational improvements. | | | To give you an idea of the difference that this speed can make, a 150 Kbyte Word document takes about 21 seconds to download using a 56 kbit/s dial-up modem, but less than 1 second on a 1.5 Mbit/s broadband link. | | | Similarly, an 8 Mbyte PowerPoint presentation takes about 19 minutes to download using a 56 kbit/s dial-up modem but only about 43 seconds on a 1.5 Mbit/s broadband link. |
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http://www.e-businessguide.gov.au/site/text_only.cfm?nav_id=611
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| | Taraxacum: The Official Website |
| | MP3's of the following clips have been made available in both a high quality and low quality format. | | | But if you want to hear Taraxacum in higher quality or if you have a faster connection you might want to download the 128 Kbit clips. | | | So, if you're in a hurry or have a slower connection you might want to download the 64 Kbit clips. |
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http://www.taraxacum.net/multimedia.php
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| | atrexx - 2way2sat Internet via Satellite Distributor |
| | Data rates up to 512 kbit/s downstream and 128 kbit/s upstream. | | | Data rates up to 512 kbit/s downstream and 256 kbit/s upstream. | | | Downstream: 96 - 512 kbit/s, Shared service, Contention Ratio 3:1 |
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http://www.atrexx.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/2way2sat.htm
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| | Vickit Kbit homepage |
| | Of course, everything at Vickit Kbit comes in a variety of happy colors and patterns, so there's something for everyone! | | | Please be patient while we update our web site, and visit often to see what's new at Vickit Kbit! | | | Click here to email us if you have any questions. |
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http://www.angelfire.com/mn/diapers/index.html
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| | Foreman (112 kbit/s) |
| | Coded Image Size: CIF Sequence Length: 300 frames (10 sec) Constant QP for VM: 31 First Frame Encoding: DCT (VM 5.0 Intra) First Frame Bits: 23945 Average Bitrate (VM): 112.41 kbit/s Average Bitrate (T3): 112.62 kbit/s Avg. |
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http://www-video.eecs.berkeley.edu/~falcon/MP2/RES_FEB97/res_fore112.html
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| | [FYI] 64 kBit Internet Standleitung: EURO 80,-- / Monat? |
| | [FYI] 64 kBit Internet Standleitung: EURO 80,-- / Monat? | | | Re: [FYI] 64 kBit Internet Standleitung: EURO 80,-- / Monat? | | | Subject : [FYI] 64 kBit Internet Standleitung: EURO 80,-- / Monat? |
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http://www.fitug.de/debate/9911/msg00362.html
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| | Rate limur using kbit/s |
| | Hello, I'd like to write a filter to be able to limit the traffic for an IP address to a certain amount of kbit/s. | | | Next I'd like to add a target that would resize the cwnd of all the connections for to this IP address. |
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http://lists.netfilter.org/pipermail/netfilter/2001-March/009080.html
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| | Is This Love.mp3 [ 3661k, 128 KBit 44 KHz Stereo] 2] 02 No Woman no Cry.mp3 [ 6587k, 128 KBit 44 KHz Stereo] 3] 03 Could You be Loved.mp3 [ 3574k, 128 KBit 44 KHz Stereo] 4] 04. | | | One Love.mp3 [ 2667k, 128 KBit 44 KHz Stereo] 9] 09. | | | Get Up Stand Up.mp3 [ 3020k, 128 KBit 44 KHz Stereo] 7] 07. |
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http://warchol.us/catalog/Cd061.txt
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| | Battletech Mod Productions |
| | Note: soundtrack is complete, there is no track 01 (it was the data track) | | | MechWarrior 3: Pirate's Moon - Introduction (WMA format, 128 kbit, 3:18 duration) | | | MW2 Mercenaries - Track 13 (mp3 format, 192 kbit, 2:04 duration) |
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http://www.battletechmodproductions.com/dloads_var.shtml
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| | Spis z programu DivxCataloger |
| | MPEG Layer 3, 56 kbit, 24000 Hz, 2 chan | | | MPEG Layer 3, 56 kbit, 22050 Hz, 2 chan | | | MPEG Layer 3, 128 kbit, 48000 Hz, 2 chan |
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http://www.cbmmedia.com.ar/mandalajade/ing.htm
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