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Posted by Joseph Ashwood on 02/14/06 02:31
"Sla#s" <phil@KNOTslatts.fsworld.co.uk> wrote in message
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> I wonder if anyone has calculated how much music has been recorded since
> recording began?
> Nothings on Google
Recently I've been running predictions, not on that specifically but on the
size of live sets, at 128kbps you got about 55 MB/hour, multiply by 6 hours
a night (ok so a lot of these clubs are after hours, and I'll have several
8+ hour ones available, probably chopped up by performer), by 2 nights a
week, by 52 weeks a year = a bit over 34GB/year, considering that there are
several thousand night clubs worldwide, most of which do record, we're
looking at >100TB/year of growth just from that market, adding in studio you
can probably about double that number, and this doesn't even take into
account that many clubs are 5+ nights a week. I'm really not worried about
any single storage device ever being able to keep up.
Joe
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