Beef Stew
Location: USA
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 Posted - Thu Jun 05, 2003 7:10 am
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is there such a thing as a 'best overall, one size fits all' format to use for sound on a web site? i've been using mp3's , rm's and wav's. question is, can i just pick one and go with it.
two immediate needs are:
1 - for station listeners to hear show snippets, phoners and bits.
2 - for clients and producers to audition station voice over artists.
thanks in advance.
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mantisxf
Location: USA
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Posted - Thu Jun 05, 2003 8:12 am
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| well, i like ogg vorbis(which recently got RFC approval). it's free(unlike MP3, which charges a licensing fee to the software manufacturer) and sounds great. it appears to be catching on more and more. you can get the CE/CEP vorbis file filter here. it is, ideally, encoded using the quality setting(which you can set from -1 to 10. -1 being ~45 |
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