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Hopefully they'll find a "Z" song to finish the thing with this time around. Last year, I think the last song played was "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" or some other "You've" song.
Well The Big D A-Z just ended. Final song was "Zippity-Do-Dah". Prior to that was a "Yummie Yummie Yummie, I got Love in My Tummie" and that was a very poor quality version.
Well The Big D A-Z just ended. Final song was "Zippity-Do-Dah". Prior to that was a "Yummie Yummie Yummie, I got Love in My Tummie" and that was a very poor quality version.
Meaning it was a low-quality re-recording or it was a low-quality sound file?
Nice job on the A-Z this year, with lots of surprises and additions from last year's presentation. Plenty of omissions, too, which is how they managed to keep it to eight days (same as last time) even with all the Christmas music and Beatles, Stones and Billy Joel titles that were added. All the dropped songs I noted were familiar songs that get regular airplay anyway, so no great loss. In fact, one of them, Player's "Baby Come Back," was played within the first couple of hours back in the regular format.
Presuming Big D's library is all MP3 format, I wonder if the bit rate is fixed at 320k or does it vary per track. Also, I seem to remember reading a white paper from the NAB website (about a year ago) that a 640k format was being developed for professional use only on 64-bit operating systems. Did I misunderstand or is this accurate?
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