File:Audacity click track one per second for eight seconds mono88khz32bitfloat.ogg

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Audacity_click_track_one_per_second_for_eight_seconds_mono88khz32bitfloat.ogg ‎(Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 8.0 s, 8 kbps, file size: 7 KB)

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English: audio click track one per second for eight seconds for calibration purposes and to test how well media players handle OGG audio files.

See User:84user/Video tests for how to create similar audio tracks, how to add them to videos, and selected test results. This file was created using Audacity (audio preferences: Default Sample Rate 88200 Hz, Default Sample Format 32-bit float) then click Generate/Click Track, with Tempo 60, Beats per measure 4, Number of measures 2. Save as OGG.

A correct OGG media player should play this file for 8 seconds as follows:

sound click number 1 at zero seconds
sound click number 2 at one second
repeat sounding a click every second six more times
Each click should sound exactly one second apart and there should be eight clicks in total.
Date 15 November 2009
Source see description
Author 84user
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  • converted using ffmpeg2theora: 8 seconds flipping with a similar click audio track
  • poorer quality converted using VLC 1.0.1: 8 seconds flipping and click audio track
  • poorer quality converted using VLC 1.0.1: 8 seconds flipping and click audio track
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MP3 56 kbps Completed 04:15, 5 December 2017 0.0 s

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