Trying to get some Audio Books playing on my 7135, but for some reason the file stops at about 1 minute 10 seconds after it starts. This happens with both the MP3 player and with BeBopper. It doesn't happen when I play that same file on my notebook. I am guessing a power setting of some kind, but can't figure out what.
VBR = variable bit rate. Check your mp3 ripper for a checkbox option before you rip. Compresses the audio at different rates while recording - silent parts take up less space than complex sounds.
Originally posted by waiting VBR = variable bit rate. Check your mp3 ripper for a checkbox option before you rip. Compresses the audio at different rates while recording - silent parts take up less space than complex sounds.
CBR = constant bit rate
CPR - off topic
CPR definitely is a different problem <G>
I am using Total Recorder, and found the setting for VBR. Would I set it to record between 96 and 128?
With VBR you could probably go lower that 96k for the low end. 64/56/32?? It is something that you would need to play with to find out how low. For the high end, since you are talking about audio books, I definitely wouldn't go any higher that 128.
Originally posted by etxpimp With VBR you could probably go lower that 96k for the low end. 64/56/32?? It is something that you would need to play with to find out how low. For the high end, since you are talking about audio books, I definitely wouldn't go any higher that 128.
Considering that this issue started with MP3's that stopped in the middle because the bit rate was less than 96k, I don't want to spend too much time with it. I will end up with a track that stops while I am in traffic or some such place.
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