2016-01-31, 09:03 AM
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Re: All My Torrents Banned From Dime
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Originally Posted by FreddySneaks
Hi, I have just recently started on with torrents a few months ago, and have been converting some of my recordings and posting them on Dime. Last night, the admin banned all 5 of the concerts I posted with the following message:
Without more details on the original format and at a bitrate of 192 kbps this one can't fly here:
http://wiki.dimeadozen.org/index.php...sy_Audio_Seeds
So I'm wondering what I did wrong. This is the information I'm posting on the conversion:
Source & Location: DSBD source, location Unknown
Conversion: JVC TDV661 Tape Deck to a Tascam SSR1 (44.1kHz stereo with 192Kbps bitrate)>CDWave> flac
Renamed and Organized via CD Wave Editor,
converted to flac via Trader's Little Helper
However, I have hundreds of recordings, most of which I did not tape myself, so I'm not always going to know the provence of a particular recording unless I was standing there taping it myself. Also I'm not sure how the 192kbps bit rate is so low? I'm converting from .wav to .flac. hmmmm
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The mod knows nothing about audio formats or calculations, and you may be confused as well. I don't believe you are recording 44.1 @ 192. It is much more likely to be 48 Khz. 16bit/44.1 Khz = 176.4 KBs. 16bit/48Khz = 192. . Now I'd use mediainfo to see if my flacs are redbook [16/44.1], they are likely 16/48 as well, meaning they cant be burned to cd, so he's lucky in that he should ban your uploads but not for being lossy, but because they are actually to a video standard [48Khz]. In that case DbPoweramp could be used to properly dither the files to 16/44.1
for more info on audio calculations:
http://www.audiomountain.com/tech/ca...culations.html
" PCM Stereo Calculations
Formula:
Bits per sample x samples per second = bits per second x 2 channels = bits per second of stereo / 8 = Bytes per second of stereo x 60 seconds = Bytes per minute of stereo x 60 minutes = Bytes per hour of stereo.
16 bit, 44.1 KHz, Stereo: [176.4 KB per second; 10.584 MB per minute; 635.04 MB per hour] (Note: This is the standard setting for CD audio files)
16 bits per sample x 44,100 samples per second = 705,600 bits per second x 2 channels = 1,411,200 bits per second of stereo.
1,411,200 bits per second / 8 = 176,400 Bytes per second x 60 seconds = 10,584,000 Bytes or 10.584 MB per minute of stereo.
10.584 MB per minute of stereo x 60 minutes = 635.04 MB per hour of stereo.
16 bit, 48 KHz, Stereo: [192 KB per second; 11.520 MB per minute; 691.2 MB per hour]
16 bits per sample x 48,000 samples per second = 768,000 bits per second x 2 channels = 1,536,000 bits per second of stereo.
1,536,000 bits per second / 8 = 192,000 Bytes per second x 60 seconds = 11,520,000 Bytes or 11.52 MB per minute of stereo.
11.52 MB per minute of stereo x 60 minutes = 691.2 MB per hour of stereo"
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Last edited by marksg; 2016-01-31 at 09:12 AM.
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