Bubba Army Radio Listening Thread 3/14-3/18

[SJ]

Was Dave Rice on the morning show?

schenectady


sounds like a nasty body function, not a place

[Chob]

schenectady


sounds like a nasty body function, not a place

With the exception of the entertainment district, it looks like one too.

[NY_FTE]

With the exception of the entertainment district, it looks like one too.

haha yup.

[Spaz]

[PeteFromPA]

well you can click 192k all you want but it's still just 64k your getting...

BTW - that's too low a quality for archival material - the show should be recorded in 192k - what is IO afraid of running out of drive storage? they running this shit off commodore64?

wtf - 192 is HALF of CD quality - so 64k is like listening through two tin cans and a string to me..


this is the digital age - people have broadband... you don't need to make files so fucking small... I mean offer them - but the source recording should be high so the shit sounds good to those that want it to

* 32 kbit/s – MW (AM) quality
* 96 kbit/s – FM quality - This is questionable since FM broadcast is transmitted in analog 30 Hz-15khz. Similarly one cannot compare directly an LP record to CD using kbit/s.
* 100–160 kbit/s – Standard Bitrate quality; difference can sometimes be obvious (e.g. lack of low frequency quality and high frequency "swashy" effects)[citation needed]
* 192 kbits/s is the highest level supported by most MP3 encoders when ripping from a Compact Disc.
* 224–320 kbit/s – VBR to highest MP3 quality.

Keep in mind they may be recording the show at a higher bitrate than they are broadcasting it over the internet.

[SJ]

whoa it moves

[Spaz]

whoa it moves

yeah you showed me that

[SJ]

* 32 kbit/s – MW (AM) quality
* 96 kbit/s – FM quality - This is questionable since FM broadcast is transmitted in analog 30 Hz-15khz. Similarly one cannot compare directly an LP record to CD using kbit/s.
* 100–160 kbit/s – Standard Bitrate quality; difference can sometimes be obvious (e.g. lack of low frequency quality and high frequency "swashy" effects)[citation needed]
* 192 kbits/s is the highest level supported by most MP3 encoders when ripping from a Compact Disc.
* 224–320 kbit/s – VBR to highest MP3 quality.

Keep in mind they may be recording the show at a higher bitrate than they are broadcasting it over the internet.

when was that written? before apple took over the mp3 game I'm betting

most rippers go to 320 now

and aiff lossless is the best IMO

[SJ]

yeah you showed me that

I did?

[Spaz]

* 32 kbit/s – MW (AM) quality
* 96 kbit/s – FM quality - This is questionable since FM broadcast is transmitted in analog 30 Hz-15khz. Similarly one cannot compare directly an LP record to CD using kbit/s.
* 100–160 kbit/s – Standard Bitrate quality; difference can sometimes be obvious (e.g. lack of low frequency quality and high frequency "swashy" effects)[citation needed]
* 192 kbits/s is the highest level supported by most MP3 encoders when ripping from a Compact Disc.
* 224–320 kbit/s – VBR to highest MP3 quality.

Keep in mind they may be recording the show at a higher bitrate than they are broadcasting it over the internet.

yeah ,its the "swashy" sound ive noticed since the 2nd channel is going .It's not as bad as
some ive heard though.

[PeteFromPA]

when was that written? before apple took over the mp3 game I'm betting

most rippers go to 320 now

and aiff lossless is the best IMO

I just spammed wikipedia. :shame:

[Spaz]

I did?

yes... and another one that goes up but it's not working ....

[Chob]

radioIO's 192 K music channels sound damn good.

[PeteFromPA]

radioIO's 192 K music channels sound damn good.

They really do. Much better than Sirius Internet Radio.

[SJ]

yes... and another one that goes up but it's not working ....

oh I see what you did there

yeah the other one wont work probably with that