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by Idan Korenblum on 19 Apr 2014, 13:39
Hey, I noticed a mix of 3 minutes will have the file size of around 100 mega (probably more), since all the file formats suggested are very high quality. Since I want to record 1-2 hour mixes (sometime even more) I wanted to ask if there is a possibility to record in 128kbps mp3 format? I just want to be able to send it to my friends later and if it will be couple of gigabytes then it's a problem. Thanks for any help! You're wonderful.
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by Idan Korenblum on 19 Apr 2014, 14:19
I guess file convertor is the only option, just note that if I record a mix in the club of 5 hours, I even don't sure that I have enough free space on my computer to host it. If I record to an external hard drive does it record directly there? Or is it a cache buffer of some sort?
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by daniel clark on 19 Apr 2014, 14:26
not shure,, play around and see if you can change the path you want the recorded file to go to the hard disk drive ,, not shure about the cache or buffer you asked about ,,as for free space on the computer ,,wellllll
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by Idan Korenblum on 19 Apr 2014, 23:30
Thanks.
By the way, from the formats Cross is offering, which one is the smallest in size?
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by jsr7096 on 22 Apr 2014, 01:00
In support of the original question I think this needs to be flagged up as a suggestion.
I don't use the recording function but a quick look reveals options of: WAV AIFF OGG FLAC
It looks like MP3 isn't supported. Can it? Can you add options so that if desired a smaller file is created in the first place? If disk space is tight then this is more sensible than needing to convert it after.
I'm not sure about the current supported formats but if MP3 it'd be around choosing the desired bitrate from e.g. 320, 256, 192, 128kbps etc. This is what Idan is asking for and seems very reasonable.
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