I don't think Zagreb and El Paso 2003 are mp3 sourced
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AGuyFromNY
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zagreb maybe but el paso - i don't know.
BoBo
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Detriot is 100% mp3. MD doesn't have constant cut at 16 kHz.
Frankurt has some jumping between 12-16 kHz and frequencies above 16 kHz are around -105-110 dB. While usual mp3 has it below -120 dB. I still think it's mp3.
El Paso doesn't look like mp3. Who knows what was used for recording.
Zagreb is werid. Line for left and right channel is not the same. I don't know why, but it looks like MD LP4 mode to me.
Frankurt has some jumping between 12-16 kHz and frequencies above 16 kHz are around -105-110 dB. While usual mp3 has it below -120 dB. I still think it's mp3.
El Paso doesn't look like mp3. Who knows what was used for recording.
Zagreb is werid. Line for left and right channel is not the same. I don't know why, but it looks like MD LP4 mode to me.
AGuyFromNY
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hmm i have to say that my el paso looked a bit different.
There was a huge drop at about 5kHz and then ocassinaly spikes up to 10 Khz. After that the spectrum was "Paris-Hilton" flat - that is around -120 dB level. I did not find frequency going above -120 in 10 to 16 khz interval like you can see it on the picture.
There was a huge drop at about 5kHz and then ocassinaly spikes up to 10 Khz. After that the spectrum was "Paris-Hilton" flat - that is around -120 dB level. I did not find frequency going above -120 in 10 to 16 khz interval like you can see it on the picture.
AGuyFromNY
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BoBo said:
no need. i solved this problem. I ripped the cd compressed to mp3 and tossed the disk. Now i'm sure i have mp3.
