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| Heathcliff Sleepless is not a guy that would insult you for no reason, so I think you just don't understand the answer he has directed you to. So, to break it down into it's simplest terms: Bitrate = the number of bits (smallest measurable unit) carried per second. Bitrate can be pretty fexilble in how it is used but the above explanation should be OK for now. UK Bob PS. Mind you, I could get into trouble for my simplistic explanation, just like the Tories did a few years back when they declared "Back to Basics". |
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| Im not sure how I insulted you ??? I looked through that link myself before posting it, to see if it was any good for someone new to this and maybe even computers. I at least though that it was well explained. If you are referring to my signature. I made that because of all the repeat questions that people post in this forum. Your specific question I'm not sure has ever been asked (probably has but would be hard to find here). On the other hand, people should really learn how to do research. You could have found the same link in Google. The reason you may have found it insulting is because it is meant to get people to look there, which by the way works. If you have any good way to make that signature less (insulting?) then feel free to PM me with it This is a search for what is bitrate ? on google http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...te+%3F&spell=1 |
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| Mabe If HeathCliff dosent understand what a bitrate is He may not know that was a link, you gave him ? PS Change Smart for Clear, (read it find help faster)
__________________ mickjapa108 Last edited by mickjapa108 : September 15th, 2006 at 05:56 AM. |
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| Maybe you're right And just maybe it will work to change Sig to your Suggestion as well Ty |
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| You've Kracked it, looks Great and it will atract us to post better The carrot method seems to have good results. For me Sleepless,you have the pationts of a saint when assisting people. Dont give up with us please.
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| I hope it does, and BTW I don't do this only out of boredom :wink: You can actually learn a lot from forums 1. Makes me more computer savvy (I didn't grow up using them, and the times have changed now) Being good at using computers will help me get better jobs when finished in school 2. It has taught me how to perfect my searches (saving me A LOT of time) 3. Helps with spelling 4. Got to know people from all corners of the world 5. Teaches me the ways to communicate with people from different cultures, upbringing, skills etc. etc. 6. Teaches me to be patient which in turn has improved on my pokerplaying So to all those people calling this helping people and getting nothing in return. You do, You just don't realize it :wink: |
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| Since this thread kinda took a turn anyways and the thread starter has got his answer. We might as well expand on this :wink: The google toolbar is the easiest tool ever. I use it all the time for searching. It has the option to highlight your search term as well (a big + with large webpages) and it's spellcheck unless the text (that will of course be transmitted else where when doing this) is sensitive. This is a link to an informational page on it (to download it just press toolbar home) http://www.google.com/support/toolba...y&hl=en&v=2.0f |
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| Sleepless Great link thanks for that, I just wish I could make them. Look up Karma in a good dictionary Where there is cause there must certanly be effect. So Posative cause must have posative resolts,even if the person you aimed them at dont take advantage, lots of people will. Thums up to your olds, they done a good job with you. Later thanks again for the link
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| It means variable bitrate. Usually better than 192 kbps but not as good as 256 or 320. Sometimes referred to as VBR and CBR. There are at least two kinds of VBR encoding though, where one is quite good and the other not so good. I don't encode to variable though so I can't tell you more. 320 constant bitrate is the best mp3 format there is. 256 a close second. |
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