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On 1/12/12 6:49 PM, SMS wrote:
I've only had a rental car with satellite radio once, but I was amazed at how poor satellite radio performed. There apparently is little buffering, so if I were under an overpass for more than a few seconds the signal would be lost. The audio quality was mediocre. Maybe satellite radio is good for Howard Stern, but not for music. I thought that maybe the GM car I had simply had a sound system that didn't do satellite radio justice. I see a lot of complaints about satellite radio signal loss and audio quality, i.e. "their quality isn't even FM Quality." What is the bit rate for XM/Sirius music channels? I've seen people say that it's as low as 32 kb/s, but that their streaming is 128 kb/s. But if you're streaming, you may as well get Pandora rather than satellite. Funny that you say that, because they use an average of about 46 kbps, which is actually over the average used for HD radio. That this is not adequate to match FM is what we are trying to tell you for some time now. gr, hwh |
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