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I whipped up a "file size" spread sheet...

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Posted on January 21, 2017 at 17:58:34
Jonesy
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If you plug in the length (time) of a song or entire album, the sheet will display the file size in 16/44.1, 16/48, 24/48 and 24/96. I was prompted to make the sheet when I wanted to make sure I got the download I paid for. There were some plug-ins on the 'net, but none that showed all 4 at a glance.

Unfortunately you can only upload pics on AA. If anyone is interested in a copy, just PM me and I can email the spread sheet as a zipped file. (I've attached a pic.)

Pretty plain Jane and hopefully not buggy. I can tweak it a bit if there is any interest and input.

Cheers!

Jonesy



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Interesting..., posted on January 21, 2017 at 21:25:56
John Elison
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 I'm curious about the time you input of 59-minutes and 60-seconds. That is an odd amount of time because it is simply equal to 60-minutes and zero-seconds. Did you intend to input 60-minutes and 59-seconds instead? That would be more logical.

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RE: I whipped up a "file size" spread sheet..., posted on January 22, 2017 at 05:00:33
Roseval
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 The "problem" with this type a calculations is they are only useful if the file is in a uncompressed lossless format like WAV or AIF.
My downloads are in general in FLAC.
To verify if I do get the right bit depth and sample rate, I use my media player.
This of course will tell you only if the download does have the right bit depth and sample rate.
Not to be mistaken for the source :)

The Well Tempered Computer

 

RE: I whipped up a "file size" spread sheet..., posted on January 22, 2017 at 06:52:16
Jonesy
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 Yes. Only for checking files after uncompressed in lossless format.

Cheers!

Jonesy


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RE: Interesting..., posted on January 22, 2017 at 07:10:11
Jonesy
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 I knew what the total bytes for 1 hour should equal for each variable. To test both the minute and seconds cells I entered numbers that would add up to an hour.

Satisfied that it was behaving as it should, I happened to leave those values in for the screen shot.

Cheers!

Jonesy


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