At 01:52 PM 11/29/1999 , you wrote:
quoted 14 lines I find it very hard to listen to most streaming audio when the best quality>I find it very hard to listen to most streaming audio when the best quality
>I can find is 32 kbps Real Audio or MP3. It's especially frustrating with
>IDMish stuff (as opposed to rawk or spoken word junk), much of which is
>constructed using extreme bass and treble sounds, pure waveform sounds,
>subtle envelope effects, and other sound techniques which get mangled or
>eliminated in most high-compression schemes. To listen to, say, Panasonic in
>anything less than highest quality compression is like listening to hip hop
>on a minicasette player.
>
>I realize that there are bandwidth issues and storage space issues, and
>forgive me if I'm critiquing what is really only the shortcomings of some
>hosting providers, but things are changing every day: Those of you who run
>and promote such webcasts, like Andrew Duke or Lance, why not lead the way
>with full-quality webcasting today?
Inaudible is broadcast & archieved in mp3 format
which is probably as good as you can get for
streaming audio.
Broadcast quality better than that and the
artists/labels that we play may have issues with
us. : )
-->-Lance---
lance@inaudible.com
p.o. box 450715
westlake, ohio 44145
united states
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