ZylonBane on 25/4/2007 at 11:34
Perhaps it's a limitation of the streaming system? All I can say for certain is that when I fed SS2 a 44KHz file, it didn't sound right when it played it back. Almost like it was playing at double speed.
Gonchong on 25/4/2007 at 12:04
Thanks for this MysteryDev, I'll download it tonight :D
Rogue Keeper on 25/4/2007 at 15:14
There goes my excellent fan made soundtrack... how much time i spent creatively putting all those 22050Hz pieces together to make unique music compositions...! :(
Huzzah for the original music! :D
And yes, some of you peeps are just spoiled audio snobs moaning about 320kbps, I'd take the original music with all my ten and be grateful to heavens even if it was 128kbps rip.
I bet at least half of you couldn't tell the diffence between 320kbps album and factory made CD if you heard it on average soundsystem.
Kolya on 25/4/2007 at 15:22
Just because I don't get what people talk about don't mean I wouldn't state my opinion! :D
Rogue Keeper on 25/4/2007 at 15:41
Exactly, I wanted to spit out something like that for a long time.
Cheers! :D
Bjossi on 25/4/2007 at 15:52
Quote Posted by BR796164
And yes, some of you peeps are just spoiled audio snobs moaning about 320kbps, I'd take the original music with all my ten and be grateful to heavens even if it was 128kbps rip.
You don't happen to have a X-Fi and headphones do you? The lack of quality in 128k playback is pretty damn obvious with that listening gear. And I mean audible enough to be a major annoyance.
ZylonBane on 25/4/2007 at 15:52
Quote Posted by BR796164
I bet at least half of you couldn't tell the diffence between 320kbps album and factory made CD if you heard it on average soundsystem.
You are failing to understand the discussion.
DarkDragon on 25/4/2007 at 16:08
Woo! Thanks MysteryDev :)
Nameless Voice on 25/4/2007 at 16:09
I guess I must be tone deaf, because I can't even hear the difference between 128K MP3 and CD audio in most cases, let alone 320K...
Bjossi on 25/4/2007 at 16:13
Then something is wrong with either your audio hardware or your ears. :erm:
Speaker systems tend to hide the flaws of low bitrates nicely, but the same can't be said about good headphones. I can hear the difference between 256k and 320k.
I do have an unusually good hearing though, my friend often asks me to confirm audio artifacts. :p
