Victor_Gat
could someone tell me the difference of recording mp3 & wav formatt
geposted Fri 30 Mar 07 @ 2:05 am
SecretSoul
In short, WAV is full cd quality (i.e. commercial CDs are actually pressed from WAVs or AIFs) whereas mp3 is a compressed version. It removes frequencies that can't be heard from the track. The lower the bitrate, the more is removes.
geposted Fri 30 Mar 07 @ 6:23 pm
vdj_reverse
Simply, the file size, a 3 mb mp3 file is like 30 mb WAV
geposted Sun 01 Apr 07 @ 5:27 pm
sbangs
vdj_reverse wrote :
Simply, the file size, a 3 mb mp3 file is like 30 mb WAV
not exactly :) there are less frequency bands in the recording , as they are removed during the compression this is mostly taken from unhearable frequencies however the lower the bit rate the more is removed and the more effect this has on the quality of the recording ideally you should use 320 kbps or higher :) like stated above
heres more info :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3
geposted Sun 01 Apr 07 @ 7:16 pm