Re: I'm a newbie

MP3 would be the best, since it is the most popular and widespread codec all
around. I would suggest that you encode them at lower bit rates of 64Kbps so
they can be downloaded faster, even with a dial up connection.

On 8/2/06, CT Burnette <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I signed up hoping I would be able to get some direction for our
> organization.
>
> In September, we will be launching a website that will allow people to
> listen to pastoral messages. These messages come from small and medium
> sized
> churches and have varying sound quality. I mostly receive these items in
> cassette form, with the occasional CD.
>
> My Problem:
>
> I 'd like to know the best (most cost effective) direction to go, when
> converting those cassettes to MP3 - ish files for download from our
> website.
> The website is free, so the format should be open and versatile, since
> will
> we not offer technical support. Any help out there??
>
> --
> Mrs. Burnette
> Executive Director/Founder
> The Ministry Concierge, Inc.
> "Your Help Has Arrived"
> PH: 702-944-8781
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