Zkuq said:
I heard, from a more tech-oriented guy who's making some sort of a 3D engine himself, that nine hours of uncompressed audio would take some 5.5 GB. I don't know if 5.1 surround takes more but... You get the point. And, let's assume a 700 MB CD can have 60 minutes (that's one hour, and it's low) of uncompressed audio (it's uncompressed isn't it?), we would have 9 * 700 MB = 4900 MB = 4.9 GB. I don't exactly know how this should be calculated but I'd like to know how you got to your 20+ GB. |
Depends on the channel output and bit depth. But yes, that's stereo at 16 bit (bascially 9 hours fo CD audio).
5.1 and 7.1 at higher bit depths (24 bit) take up much more space.
It's about 2.6 GB per hour of 5.1 channel 24 bit uncompressed audio.
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