Industrial One
November 19th 08, 04:55 AM
I reviewed the "unfortunate decisions made in MP3s design" and how MP4
compensated for them by increasing the maximum frame size for
stationary signals and lower for more temporal ones. My question is,
don't they evaluate this kinda **** before finalizing their product?
When you're gonna release the next-gen format, you wanna make sure its
design is optimal. You don't **** around with "sacred numbers" in this
kind of business, so why did it require an entirely new format nearly
a decade later to prove that off-key frame sizes will unnecessarily
scuzz up your music?
compensated for them by increasing the maximum frame size for
stationary signals and lower for more temporal ones. My question is,
don't they evaluate this kinda **** before finalizing their product?
When you're gonna release the next-gen format, you wanna make sure its
design is optimal. You don't **** around with "sacred numbers" in this
kind of business, so why did it require an entirely new format nearly
a decade later to prove that off-key frame sizes will unnecessarily
scuzz up your music?