audio type?

anomaly · 08-10-2002, 03:19 PM

how to I find out what type of audio is on a cd, like 8-bit, mono, and sampled at 22050hz

ect.....

its on a cd already and all that I just want to know what it is. thanks people. later.

azury · 08-17-2002, 05:51 AM

One way, is putting the file adress on DAP and imagingly download it (ofcourse it won't download a thing, but on DAP you can see the file quality.
An other way is downloadind MP3 Lister from http://www.codevisions.de/, though it is Mp3 Lister you can use it for other audio types. If amazingly it won't let you, just search for a suitable lister..
The 3rd and last option, though I'm not sure about it, is using MusicMatchJukeBox. Just listen to the music, I think it writes the quality somewhere.

Cheers m8.

Chopper · 08-19-2002, 02:04 AM

All CD-audio is 44kHz, 16-bit, stereo.

Even if an 8-bit mono 22kHz sample (to use your example) was burned to CD-audio, it would have had to been converted to 44-16-S to comply with CD-audio standards.

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08-17-2002, 05:51 AM	#2 (permalink)
azury All Seeing Eye Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 72	One way, is putting the file adress on DAP and imagingly download it (ofcourse it won't download a thing, but on DAP you can see the file quality. An other way is downloadind MP3 Lister from http://www.codevisions.de/, though it is Mp3 Lister you can use it for other audio types. If amazingly it won't let you, just search for a suitable lister.. The 3rd and last option, though I'm not sure about it, is using MusicMatchJukeBox. Just listen to the music, I think it writes the quality somewhere. Cheers m8.

08-19-2002, 02:04 AM	#3 (permalink)
Chopper Monster Techie Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 1,209	All CD-audio is 44kHz, 16-bit, stereo. Even if an 8-bit mono 22kHz sample (to use your example) was burned to CD-audio, it would have had to been converted to 44-16-S to comply with CD-audio standards.