radish wrote:
Chip - I think you're confusing bitrate and sample frequency, they are
related but are not the same thing. Formally (for CBR anyway) : BitRate
= SampleFreq * SampleSize.
...the moment I walked out of my office last night, I realized
If I'm setting my bitrate
OK, so the files you have tested it with are not known good (in fact,
they're quite unusual being such a low bitrate). I recommend you get a
more conventional test file (rip or download a 128kbps mp3) and try
that. Also, you don't mention if you've tried the analogue outs from
the SB - try that.
Quoting Chip Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
radish wrote:
OK, so the files you have tested it with are not known good (in fact,
they're quite unusual being such a low bitrate).
Although they're slightly unusual in their bit-rate, they're
perfectly fine. It's an audiobook and
Do these 40kbps MP3s play through the analog outputs?
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Quoting Chip Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
kdf wrote:
[taken from the bottom]
Not necessarily broken, if it is the case described above.
I agree, but:
not unusual, but also not supported by the SPDIF specification. The SB2
resamples, but SB1 does not. Thus low bitrates, those with
Chip - I think you're confusing bitrate and sample frequency, they are
related but are not the same thing. Formally (for CBR anyway) : BitRate
= SampleFreq * SampleSize.
Whilst the SB (and pretty much any other decent mp3 decoder) can play
virtually any _bitrate_ you throw at it, the digital
