[plug] slowdown probs

[Simon Scott]

	What cracks me up is when people convert tape/record to mp3, and
encode at 192+ kbps. 

	A perfect copy of a shit source ......





	From:	John Knight <anarchist_tomato at hotmail.com> on 22/08/2001
02:19 PM
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	Subject:	Re: [plug] slowdown probs

	44? Surely you're kidding!? Why not listen to a scratchy tape at
that sort 
	of bitrate!? Unless of course you mean try it as an experiment but
even so, 
	anything under 128 would be horrible as 128 is bad enough!



	>
	>OK, try reducing the sample rate to 44 and see if that makes a
difference
	>
	>Steve
	>
	>On Wednesday 22 August 2001 11:23, John Knight wrote:
	> > They're generally 128s and a few 192s (they're our's, death to
128!). 
	>The
	> > important things like Jezzball and XBill run okay though!
	> >
	> > Their mp3s run fine under "windoze"(98) and on other machines.
	> >
	> > >On Wednesday 22 August 2001 11:02, John Knight wrote:
	> > > > RH 7.1 is what they're using at the moment, mp3s are reduced
to a
	> > >
	> > >gibbering
	> > >
	> > > > pile of skipping mush on a P100!....
	> > >
	> > >[snip]
	> > >
	> > >Do these mp3s play OK on other machines? You may need to check
the 
	>sample
	> > >rate of the mp3s.
	> > >
	> > >Steve
	> >
	> >
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