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No, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was not blind. There is no evidence to suggest that he had any problems with his vision.
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Adagio in D Minor by Samuel Barber is often regarded as one of the saddest classical pieces due to its melancholic melody and harmonies. It is a funereal piece and has been performed at many somber events. The work has been used in movies that involve tragic scenes and death, such as Platoon and The Elephant Man. It has also been featured in many other media forms, such as commercials, anime, and computer games, to convey a sense of sadness and tragedy. This piece, when compared to other classical works, stands out for its ability to express deep sadness and melancholy, which is why it is considered one of the saddest classical songs.
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The best music streaming service is subjective and depends on your specific needs and preferences. Here are some points to consider when comparing Tidal and Spotify:
1. Quality: Tidal offers higher audio quality than Spotify. Tidal’sHi-Fi plan provides audio at 1411Kbps and Master Quality Authenticated (MQA) at 24-bit/96 kHz and 24-bit/192 kHz, which is better for listening on high-end audio equipment. Spotify’s best quality is 320Kbps.
2. Pricing: Tidal and Spotify have similar monthly subscription fees for their premium plans. However, Tidal’s Hi-Fi and Family Hi-Fi plans are more expensive.
3. Content: Both Tidal and Spotify have a wide range of content, but some may find that Tidal has more exclusive albums and interviews -
The perception of sound quality, including HiFi, is subjective and can vary from person to person. It is not necessarily true that HiFi sounds better at night. The quieter environment at night might make the details in the sound more noticeable, but it doesn’t objectively improve the sound quality.
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Eight gigabytes is not a direct measurement for the number of songs because the size of a song can vary greatly depending on the bit rate and length of the song. Typically, a song in high-quality MP3 format takes up about 3 to 5 MB. So, you could estimate 8GB to hold between 1,600 to 2,666 songs. However, you could fit more if the songs were compressed further or if the bit rate was lower, but the sound quality would also be affected.
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No, AIFF does not sound better than FLAC. Both are uncompressed audio formats that provide CD-quality sound, but FLAC is more widely known and has more features such as random access to samples. AIFF is an Apple-specific format.
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Yes, audio files can degrade over time due to a variety of factors. These include the storage media’s lifespan, degradation of the physical media, and the file formats becoming obsolete. Magnetic tapes, for example, can lose their data over time due to decay of the magnetic material. Similarly, optical media like CDs and DVDs can degrade due to scratching or deterioration of the dye layer. Digital storage media like hard drives and memory cards can also fail or become obsolete, leading to loss of data. Furthermore, file formats can become unreadable as technology progresses. To prevent this, it’s recommended to regularly digitize and back up important audio files.
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The choice between MP3 and WMA files largely depends on your specific needs and circumstances, as both have their own advantages and disadvantages.
MP3 is the more widely known and used format. It has better software and hardware compatibility, meaning it can be played on more devices. It’s also the more accepted format in online circles, so you might find more websites supporting MP3 over WMA.
WMA, on the other hand, is often said to have better audio quality at the same bit rate, meaning smaller files can sound as good as larger MP3 files. It also supports Digital Rights Management (DRM) for copyright protection, which might be important if you’re dealing with copy-protected content.
So, if you value compatibility and are dealing with non-DRM content, MP3 might be the better choice. If you want to save space or deal with DRM-protected files, WMA might be more suitable.