Re: DRM at 23 kbps

seani wrote:
On 23 May, 15:20, Richard Evans <R.P.Evans.NoS...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sean Inglis wrote:
The code is displayed on the download page next to the box where you type
it.
Thanks.
Got it now :)

Or bearing in mind the way it actually sounds, should that be
Got it now :(

If that is what he calls good quality, I wouldn't like to hear something
he considers bad.



It's all subjective though, and dependent on context. I'd happily
listen to that in the garden or doing a bit of wallpapering, or
whatever.
Well I find that hard to believe.
I suppose you could say that different people hear different things, but I still find it hard to believe that people could enjoy something that sounds that bad.

If I was doing wallpapering etc. with something like that in the back ground, I would probably find it very detracting and it would just bug me to the point where I can not concentrate on what I'm doing unless I shut it off.

I'd probably steer clear if I wanted to sit and appreciate a
favourite piece of music. Horses for courses, and it isn't a simple
case to decide which use of the resource is more worthy.

What I *did* find eye-watering is the price of the current DRM
receivers. I quite fancy that Morphy Richards job, but I'm not paying
anywhere near £150 for it.

For me, I couldn't consider DRM to be anything more than a toy to experiment with, and I wouldn't pay £150 for a toy.

Sorry but I find that recording sounded absolutely dire.

Richard E.
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