Rinse FM kbps
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:45 pm
Any way to get higher than 64kbps on the live stream?
best way i think, got audacity? try putting it i there and bouncing it out as a wav, thats even more efficient. not aiff tho, thats shit compared.incnic wrote:dowload it and save it as a wav to increase the quality IMHO
but its wav, its like 1411 kbps, higher than 64 and thats what man wantsdrokkr wrote:No. If it's 64kbps and you render a wav, it's wav of a 64kpbs file.
drokkr wrote:No. If it's 64kbps and you render a wav, it's wav of a 64kpbs file.


skimpi wrote:but its wav, its like 1411 kbps, higher than 64 and thats what man wantsdrokkr wrote:No. If it's 64kbps and you render a wav, it's wav of a 64kpbs file.
paradox!Shum wrote:skimpi wrote:but its wav, its like 1411 kbps, higher than 64 and thats what man wantsdrokkr wrote:No. If it's 64kbps and you render a wav, it's wav of a 64kpbs file.
time travel? wtf you on bro!? wavs exist now!Crosby wrote:Haha thanks guys!
So in summary, to listen to the live stream in full quality -
1) time travel to the future
2) grab the podcast
3) convert it to a WAV.
4) then travel back to current time
5) ????
6) Profit!!
skimpi wrote:time travel? wtf you on bro!? wavs exist now!Crosby wrote:Haha thanks guys!
So in summary, to listen to the live stream in full quality -
1) time travel to the future
2) grab the podcast
3) convert it to a WAV.
4) then travel back to current time
5) ????
6) Profit!!

Thisdrokkr wrote:No. If it's 64kbps and you render a wav, it's wav of a 64kpbs file.
hutyluty wrote:wait
so all those radio rips i cut to dub weren't actually wav files??
So, these "new converters" make up/imagine/pulls out of their asses these missing frequencies? How can they produce what's not there in the first place.Pedro Sánchez wrote:No, when you convert a low quality format to .wav, special algorithms in most new converters upscale it and replace the missing frequencies. FACT
Digital mate I dunno, I guess it's like how data is just 0 and 1 but if the signal is broke it knows what comes next, kind of like the healing brush in photoshop but with audio.drokkr wrote:So, these "new converters" make up/imagine/pulls out of their asses these missing frequencies? How can they produce what's not there in the first place.Pedro Sánchez wrote:No, when you convert a low quality format to .wav, special algorithms in most new converters upscale it and replace the missing frequencies. FACT