are these shots mp3??

[chunga1]

can't tell..this show was remastered and i can't tell if this is normal or he used an Mp3 source for missing tunes.
thank's for any help

[ssamadhi97]

Looks rather suspicious. Could you please check out the spectrum in CoolEdit / Audition or provide a short clip for us to look at?

[chunga1]

i don't have those programs..I just use EAC....can i get those free??

[range_hood]

http://www.softpedia.com/progDownloa...load-2076.html

[Five]

can't see much from those shots... please post a clip with yousendit.com or rapidshare.de if you could and/or get CEP from the link range_hood posted... also look here for more info and links.

[chunga1]

is this what your after??? this is a shot using cooledit

[chunga1]

here is al ink to this song as a zip .wav file..

http://s63.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1...L1G6WVIWS41VQT

i hope this is what you're after.

thank's for your help..This was remeastered and most likely put through an equalizer to cut hiss or something so maybe thats why it looks like that..

[paddington]

not mp3 I do not think.

however, the view we're looking for in CEP is spectrum view. Press the top middle button on the bar above the diplay that switches it. I think 5 likes about a 2-3 sec view.

[chunga1]

is this cool

[paddington]

hee hee, yes that would be it, but you clipped off the frequency scales on the right!

[Five]

the sample looks & sounds lossless to me

[chunga1]

thank's guys i really appreciate it...

[range_hood]

Looks lossy encoded (with an to me unknown codec). Notice the metallic sound most noticeable in the rather "silent" parts at the beginning and the end.
Also the white in the shot below is too clear (gamma value is 0.2). The blocks induced by the codec are finer than the ones of an mp3 but they are here.
What show is this?

so once again there is no agreement on what is or is not mp3 sourced

like chasing shadows !

lmfao


wait till you see the sa of an 48khz 24 bit mp3

then your heads will spin around like a scene from the excorist

[ssamadhi97]

Originally Posted by mort

wait till you see the sa of an 48khz 24 bit mp3

MP3s have no inherent resolution, and whether the input or output file is 16 or 24 bit doesn't matter, mostly thanks to the quantization noise introduced by the encoder.

Additionally, both the ear model and the limitations that make mp3 so horribly inefficient at high-frequency content above 16kHz are just the same, no matter whether you're encoding a 44.1kHz or a 48kHz source.

So all in all, the sa "fingerprint" of a 48kHz "24bit" mp3 looks just like that of a 44.1kHz "16bit" mp3, only with slightly shorter blocks and "more nothing going on" at the top of the spectrum.