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Author Topic: sound format in radio packs, why wav?  (Read 1712 times)

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Offline Falcoleprof

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05 September 2005, 14:14:37
Just wondering why mp3 is not possible to use if we create our own pack for a certain frequency.

Is it a future possibility ? I want to make audio tutorials, but wav will make them much to big.

Offline Schimz

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Reply #1 - 05 September 2005, 18:05:10
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Is it a future possibility
I hope. but it would be OGG I think


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Reply #2 - 06 September 2005, 02:49:53
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Schimz wrote:

I hope. but it would be OGG I think


Why? MP3 seems to be ubiquitous and I've had problems with programs reading OGG files in the past.

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Reply #3 - 06 September 2005, 16:04:39
MP* need a lot of processor time, it work for one music but it would cause a lot
of problems when 12-15 sound play in same time...

Dan

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