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I created some computed waveforms for audio testing on my PC, and on a whim, stored them as both WAV and MP3. Counterintuitively, the MP3's worked just fine for
by analog31 3y ago
I created some computed waveforms for audio testing on my PC, and on a whim, stored them as both WAV and MP3. Counterintuitively, the MP3's worked just fine for all of my tests. I didn't dig into the reasons why.
- kstrauser 3y agoAt its core, an MP3 says that for the next slice of time, play these frequencies at these volumes. If your waveforms are simple, an MP3 can encode them perfectly.