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Test-AAC

rurs · 2011-02-21 01:41:07

Radio channel on 4.8E, 12073.00H, 27500, 3/4. Broadcasting in AAC-HE, a quick and dirty Saorsat/Saorview compatibility test. That's if RTE ever use AAC. I hope they do soon, the sound quality on Choice & 1 Extra is atrocious atm.

21-02-2011 1:41am

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Radio channel on 4.8E, 12073.00H, 27500, 3/4.

Broadcasting in AAC-HE, a quick and dirty Saorsat/Saorview compatibility test.

That's if RTE ever use AAC. I hope they do soon, the sound quality on Choice & 1 Extra is atrocious atm.

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#2 23-02-2011 8:26pm

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AAC won't help quality if they keep quality the same and use it to 1/2 the bitrate.

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#3 24-02-2011 5:50pm

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True enough, I suppose I'm presuming they'll keep the bitrate the same. Possibly hopefully.

Did you try any receivers on the Test-AAC channel?

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