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I was impressed to see Snikket supports voice clips, but 2 seconds comes out at 419KB! That implies something like stereo CD-quality WAV. That's not practical for many uses. It would be great to see a better default, like mono Opus, where one would get a good minute or so for a similar quantity of data.
Thanks very much for Snikket, I'm greatly enjoying trying it.
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Hi, thanks for the feature request. I just sent myself a 5s audio clip, and it is only 72KB. Are you able to share a sample of the file that is overly large? Also some details about the device you are recording on, Android version, etc.
I just did some experiments, and something odd appears to be happening: a 10s clip is 513KB, a 5s clip is 466KB, and a 2s clip is 429KB. I've uploaded examples. So, the total size is fine, but the minimal size seems a bit big (and I regularly record smaller files).
A couple more data points: a minute of audio from Snikket on my device is about 1.1MB. However, a minute of MP3 at 44.1kHZ is only 600KB, while a minute of Opus audio at 16kHz is only 150KB. A minute of audio recorded on my phone in WhatsApp is 134KB. So it seems there are two questions here:
Why are the M4A files so big for small clips?
Would it in any case be a good idea to adjust default quality (and maybe have a user setting as for video)?
I was impressed to see Snikket supports voice clips, but 2 seconds comes out at 419KB! That implies something like stereo CD-quality WAV. That's not practical for many uses. It would be great to see a better default, like mono Opus, where one would get a good minute or so for a similar quantity of data.
Thanks very much for Snikket, I'm greatly enjoying trying it.
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