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PODigital audio on sampling rate or number of samples in an audio file how it is calculated?
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Given: I have an ogg vorbis audio file that is 5.0525 seconds long. It has 5 discrete channels within it. 16 bits per channel Rate of 8000 Hz The total number of samples for the whole file is 163. Can someone break down the math for me as to how the number 163 is arrived at ? I can not figure out what I am missing.
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Digital audio on sampling rate or number of samples in an audio file how it is calculated?
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