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Damien 30-07-2012 15:56

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35457909)
Wrong. Amazon MP3s are encoded at 320k whilst CDs are usually only 128k.

CDs aren't 'encoded'. You can rip at 128k or you can rip at 320k or more.

Gary L 30-07-2012 15:58

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35457909)
Wrong. Amazon MP3s are encoded at 320k whilst CDs are usually only 128k.

Don't be silly Carl. so how would you rip and encode a CD to MP3 at 320k from 128k that was on the CD? :)

I'm waiting till the weekend when it's free.

danielf 30-07-2012 16:03

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35457909)
Wrong. Amazon MP3s are encoded at 320k whilst CDs are usually only 128k.

Then why is an 128k MP3 roughly 10% of the size of a WAV file? The bitrate of CDs is actually about 1411k.

LSainsbury 30-07-2012 16:10

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by carlwaring (Post 35457909)
Wrong. Amazon MP3s are encoded at 320k whilst CDs are usually only 128k.

LOL! Think you need to do some research as to how a CD is created.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35457913)
Then why is an 128k MP3 roughly 10% of the size of a WAV file? The bitrate of CDs is actually about 1411k.

A wav file is the raw uncompressed version of the audio...but we are moving from the subject of this thread... :angel:

TheDaddy 30-07-2012 16:14

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35457906)

Each federation is selling their allocations in specific one of places, I think the Germans are doing theirs in knightsbridge and some one else in crystal palace if that helps anyone.

LGray 30-07-2012 16:44

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
What do we think Usain Bolt's chances are like for a gold medal this year? With a name like Bolt he's born to run right?

[ADMIN EDIT - LINK REMOVED]

danielf 30-07-2012 16:48

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
And you just signed up to tell us about this nice little app?

Well, I'm not clicking that link...

Russ 30-07-2012 16:52

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Don't worry, dealt with ;)

Gary L 30-07-2012 16:53

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35457925)
And you just signed up to tell us about this nice little app?

Well, I'm not clicking that link...

I did. I'd be Joel Whizz!

That was boring.

LGray 30-07-2012 16:56

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
I didn't actually so I'm disappointed you removed my link. This thread is about the London 2012 Olympic games and it's a Usain Bolt related app.....I just thought it was a bit of fun :-(

Chrysalis 30-07-2012 16:59

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35457217)
I want to know how people think the money spent has been wasted :confused:

It doesnt surprise you dont think its waste.

I think money is better spent on the poor and the needy not a showcase event that lasts for a couple of weeks where the main stadium cant even be filled because its catering too much to the rich corporates.

I would have justified it a bit better if the olympics wasnt in london.

Stephen 30-07-2012 17:00

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35457925)
And you just signed up to tell us about this nice little app?

Well, I'm not clicking that link...

It was a facebook link to the official Glasgow Commonwealth games page. Nothing dodgy at all.

Russ 30-07-2012 17:01

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
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Originally Posted by LGray (Post 35457933)
I didn't actually so I'm disappointed you removed my link. This thread is about the London 2012 Olympic games and it's a Usain Bolt related app.....I just thought it was a bit of fun :-(

When a new user signs up and their first post is a third party link without clearing with the team first, naturally we get suspicious as we want to protect our members.

Chris 30-07-2012 17:03

Re: The London 2012 Olympics: Current affairs discussion
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by LGray (Post 35457933)
I didn't actually so I'm disappointed you removed my link. This thread is about the London 2012 Olympic games and it's a Usain Bolt related app.....I just thought it was a bit of fun :-(

Actually it looks suspiciously like an opportunistic piece of social media marketing aimed at raising the profile of a forthcoming international competition off the back of the current public interest in all things athletic.

Go on, tell us that the digital design agency you work for has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with that Facebook app.

LSainsbury 30-07-2012 17:11

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:p: :rofl:

CF 1 - 0 LGray


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