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> Hello,
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> could anyone please tell me (where to find info) about the relation
> between #samples (in the wav), ms (milliseconds) and #mp3frames (how long
> is each frame exact? (short,long?))
>
The data in an mpeg1 frame represents 1152 samples,
and mpeg2 it is 576 samples.
Hz = samples per second. So 44.1kHz = 44100 samples per second.
Thus the length of a mpeg1 frame at 44.1khz is (1152/44100) seconds.
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