Calculating Audio Bit Depth

Bit rate - Encoding audio and video - GCSE Computer ...

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Audio Bit Rate and File Size Calculator - The Audio Archive

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CD Audio - 44,100 Hz sample rate, 16-bit word depth, 2-channel (stereo) DAT - 48,000 Hz sample rate, 16-bit word depth, 2-channel (stereo) BWF - Although this can be any sample rate and bit depth supported by WAVE, the most common values are 96,000 Hz sample rate, 24-bit word depth, 2-channel (stereo) With the above information, you can also compute …

Audio Bit Depth for recording: What is it? How to choose ...

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Digital Audio Basics: Audio Sample Rate and Bit Depth

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Understanding Sample Rate, Bit Depth, and Bit Rate ...

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Sample Rate & Bit Depth Explained | Black Ghost Audio

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Audio Record Time Calculations - Sound Devices

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How to calculate audio file size - Moeller Studios

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How to calculate audio file size. This is how to calculate the size of an uncompressed (i.e., PCM) audio file: (sampling rate * bit depth * duration in seconds * number of channels) / (8 bits per byte) = total number of bytes. For example, the size of a 96kHz, 24-bit, hour-long, mono audio file is: As an interesting side note, file formats such as .wav and .aif have file …

Sampling Rates, Sample Depths, and Bit Rates: Basic Audio ...

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A sample depth of 8 bits means that we have 2^8 = 256 distinct amplitudes that each audio sample can represent, and a sample depth of 16 bits means that we have 2^16 = 65,536 distinct amplitudes that an audio sample can represent, and so on for higher sample depths.

Audio Duration Calculator - Colin Crawley

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Calculating the duration of uncompressed files also requires the Sample Rate, Bit Depth and Channel information (but not the Bit Rate, which is automatically calculated). In addition to the available disk/storage space, calculating the duration of compressed files such as MP3 etc., requires only the Bit Rate information (in this case the Sample ...