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Subject:How many songs will fit a CD or memory card in mp3 format?
Posted by: Lanco
Date:3/14/2005 8:58:55 PM
How does this work out using the different K-bits that are available and mostly used? Thanx Scott |
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Subject:RE: How many songs will fit a CD or memory card in mp3 format?
Reply by: Vocalpoint
Date:3/15/2005 4:21:23 AM
What does this have to do with Soundforge? |
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Subject:RE: How many songs will fit a CD or memory card in mp3 format?
Reply by: tivosux
Date:3/15/2005 7:24:30 AM
I had the same question as Vocalpoint too. Lanco, it's simple math. For a 700MB CD, and say a 192 kbs MP3 is about 4-5MB each, a CD can fit about 150. Message last edited on3/15/2005 7:29:08 AM bytivosux. |
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Subject:RE: How many songs will fit a CD or memory card in mp3 format?
Reply by: Lanco
Date:3/15/2005 9:43:36 AM
What does this have to do with SF? I possibly want to use SF going in the direction of my questions. Why do you suppose I would be asking these questions here? I am figuring that there is someone out there that is either using SF for the questions I am posting, or at least if they know the answer they are is kind enough to give me a courteous answer if they just happen to know the answer. OK? Isn't that why this forum is here? |
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Subject:RE: How many songs will fit a CD or memory card in mp3 format?
Reply by: Lanco
Date:3/15/2005 11:36:06 PM
Thanx for your clear answer tivosux. Am I correct in assuming that as in midi files that the time lenght of a song cannot be generalized by how many, in this case MB's it is? In other words, say I have one song that is 8082 KB and the actual song plays for 4:56. Am I right in assuming just because one song lasts for 4:56 that it doesn't mean that it will always be 8082KB? That it would depend on, how do I say this, how dense the music is? Like maybe there is more notes being played and let's say a difference in volume? I hope you catch my drift. Best Scott |