i was searching the internet for mp3 DJ pools that have & or offered some older stuff. like best of 80's,90's,2000's etc,etc just to catch up on missing music i don't have & wanted to bolster my music folder. anyhoo i found a great deal on some back issue classics. but they are only offered in Mpeg 4 videos. i told the guy on the phone i don't DJ with video & he said it didn't matter. as long as i don't have a video monitor hooked up the music files in the videos will play just fine like any reg mp3 song that i already have on my computer. ive never dealt with that format. so is he telling me the truth or just trying to sell me something & take my money ? will VDJ 8 play these files just like any reg mp3 song i have in my collection ? and will they take up alot of space ?
Posted Tue 05 Apr 16 @ 5:31 pm
Yes, the audio part will play back just like a normal music-only file - but what's the bit rate? How well is the audio part of the file encoded? You need to check.
Without a second monitor connected, or using a video skin, you or your audience will be none the wiser. You'll hear the audio. You won't see the video.
Yes they will take up more room than a plain audio file of the same quality, because they will contain audio + video data. The exact size will depend on the encoding (how compressed they are) - see above.
Without a second monitor connected, or using a video skin, you or your audience will be none the wiser. You'll hear the audio. You won't see the video.
Yes they will take up more room than a plain audio file of the same quality, because they will contain audio + video data. The exact size will depend on the encoding (how compressed they are) - see above.
Posted Tue 05 Apr 16 @ 5:42 pm
great info (like always) last Question will the show artist,song,title in VDJ correctly or i'll need to tag the info to it using some kind of special software ?
Posted Tue 05 Apr 16 @ 6:11 pm
It should work just like a regular audio file, as far as I know (I don't use videos either).
Posted Tue 05 Apr 16 @ 6:14 pm
It will also be costlier. Why pay video prices, if you are not going to use them? If you can find the video, surely you can find the audio only version. I would advise you to look a little harder, as there are numerous audio pools out there.
Posted Wed 06 Apr 16 @ 9:08 pm