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Re: [Swprograms] Changes to BBC Radio streaming, future impact on World Service formats?



It appears that MP3 is regarded as a fallback, which for someone who
manipulates audio via a PC via any OS (Mac, Windows, Linux) is a good
thing...certainly less bang for the bandwidth but certainly the most
universal format... am I reading that correctly?  I would agree that
AAC+ works the best for audio vs bandwidth, but most of the PC
software I use to manipulate streams would rather work with MP3.

Rich Cuff

On Sun, Feb 15, 2015 at 7:29 PM, Steven Clift <1radionewstech@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> In terms of global access to BBC domestic stations, the big loss is lower
> bandwidth AAC+ which works great on mobiles via the right apps.
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> My take is that for the broadest access you want low bandwidth options for
> news radio in particular and AAC+ gives you the best quality at lower bit
> rates.
>
>.
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