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Just in Case you guys didnt know www.energyarizonafm.com Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who Gives a Flying F..k....lol...
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hipman
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> Just in Case you guys didnt know www.energyarizonafm.com
> Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who Gives
> a Flying F..k....lol...
>
I'm getting an Insufficient Bandwidth error and I have broadband. What?<P ID="signature">______________
Stuff ignored by the newspapers found at
http://www.sandiegoradionews.com/
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> Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who Gives
> a Flying F..k....lol...
>
I'm getting an Insufficient Bandwidth error and I have broadband. What?<P ID="signature">______________
Stuff ignored by the newspapers found at
http://www.sandiegoradionews.com/
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mikeo
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> Just in Case you guys didnt know www.energyarizonafm.com
> Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who Gives
> a Flying F..k....lol...
>
Who Gives a Flying F..k. Funny. I tuned in. I got a 64k WMA stream with 3 minutes of commercials before any music. Nice. To be counted for the ratings you have to 100% duplicate your FM. At least I can get caught up in the STD commercials!
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by mikeo on 01/19/06 10:34 PM.</FONT></P>
> Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who Gives
> a Flying F..k....lol...
>
Who Gives a Flying F..k. Funny. I tuned in. I got a 64k WMA stream with 3 minutes of commercials before any music. Nice. To be counted for the ratings you have to 100% duplicate your FM. At least I can get caught up in the STD commercials!
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by mikeo on 01/19/06 10:34 PM.</FONT></P>
> > Just in Case you guys didnt know www.energyarizonafm.com
> > Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who
> Gives
> > a Flying F..k....lol...
> >
>
> Who Gives a Flying F..k. Funny. I tuned in. I got a 64k
> WMA stream with 3 minutes of commercials before any music.
> Nice. To be counted for the ratings you have to 100%
> duplicate your FM. At least I can get caught up in the STD
> commercials!
>
Since when was 64K WMA high quality?<P ID="signature">______________
Dance hits from the cornfield - Moodance 103.1</P>
> > Mikeo is probably reading this right now, Saying, Who
> Gives
> > a Flying F..k....lol...
> >
>
> Who Gives a Flying F..k. Funny. I tuned in. I got a 64k
> WMA stream with 3 minutes of commercials before any music.
> Nice. To be counted for the ratings you have to 100%
> duplicate your FM. At least I can get caught up in the STD
> commercials!
>
Since when was 64K WMA high quality?<P ID="signature">______________
Dance hits from the cornfield - Moodance 103.1</P>
> > Since when was 64K WMA high quality?
> >
> 64 Kbps is usually the starting point of high quality
> streams. The highest points tend to be 256 Kbps, or even
> higher are the 128 K MP4 streams using AAC.
Problem is, WMA's are, at least in my experience, inherently low-quality. I've never encountered a single WMA stream that didn't drop out on a regular basis, drop quality on a regular basis, or just plain sounded crappy no matter what bitrate it was streaming at. MP3 streams, on the other hand, have always simply rebuffered (quickly, I should add) and moved on.
Post 1029 dedicated to the best country station on the planet: WWWW, Ann Arbor!<P ID="signature">______________
"Once a week, recovering illusionist Roy Horn reportedly visits Montecore, the tiger that mauled him. Though disturbingly, they’re conjugal visits!" -- Horatio Sanz
http://theradioblog.blogspot.com</P>
> >
> 64 Kbps is usually the starting point of high quality
> streams. The highest points tend to be 256 Kbps, or even
> higher are the 128 K MP4 streams using AAC.
Problem is, WMA's are, at least in my experience, inherently low-quality. I've never encountered a single WMA stream that didn't drop out on a regular basis, drop quality on a regular basis, or just plain sounded crappy no matter what bitrate it was streaming at. MP3 streams, on the other hand, have always simply rebuffered (quickly, I should add) and moved on.
Post 1029 dedicated to the best country station on the planet: WWWW, Ann Arbor!<P ID="signature">______________
"Once a week, recovering illusionist Roy Horn reportedly visits Montecore, the tiger that mauled him. Though disturbingly, they’re conjugal visits!" -- Horatio Sanz
http://theradioblog.blogspot.com</P>
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