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Crossovers and MP3 bitrates
I need to decide on the crossover points. I play only MP3 in the car unit
and my concern is what is the frequency range for the different bitrates. Assumption is for a bitrate of 160kbps the frequency range is 20Hz - 20kHz with sampling of 44000 Now when the song is downgraded for example to 128kbps, which one of he following is true: A- Frequencies is cut at lower and higher values (range is then say 100 - 10kHz) and sampling remains at 44000 B- Sampling is decreased but frequency range stays the same. -- The best is yet to come V |
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"Vivek Kapoor" wrote: I need to decide on the crossover points. I play only MP3 in the car unit and my concern is what is the frequency range for the different bitrates. Assumption is for a bitrate of 160kbps the frequency range is 20Hz - 20kHz with sampling of 44000 Now when the song is downgraded for example to 128kbps, which one of he following is true: A- Frequencies is cut at lower and higher values (range is then say 100 - 10kHz) and sampling remains at 44000 B- Sampling is decreased but frequency range stays the same. or C-It doesn't matter so much. IMO If one has a wide bandwidth system it will play anything thats of less bandwidth easily. Set xo's to within driver limits/capabilities, not by the material that will be reproduced. -- Cyrus *coughcasaucedoprodigynetcough* |
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A low pass filter is incorporated with all encoders anyway. I encode at
320kbps VBR, and the LPF is at 19kHz I think. They're typically lower than that. BTW, you can encode at lower bitrates while keeping the sampling rate and filter settings the same. "Vivek Kapoor" wrote in message ... I need to decide on the crossover points. I play only MP3 in the car unit and my concern is what is the frequency range for the different bitrates. Assumption is for a bitrate of 160kbps the frequency range is 20Hz - 20kHz with sampling of 44000 Now when the song is downgraded for example to 128kbps, which one of he following is true: A- Frequencies is cut at lower and higher values (range is then say 100 - 10kHz) and sampling remains at 44000 B- Sampling is decreased but frequency range stays the same. -- The best is yet to come V |