>>11164 >like 100 mp3 files -> 1 mp3 file which is 1 GB I wrote that just as an example, but the first 100 MP3s in Everfree_Radio_RIP is actually 0.98 GB: https://gateway.ipfs.chaingpt.org/ipfs/QmRTJ1uMbEzLrdS12ZLcWwM6b1HkqPbutfpjjcyWMmVo2b . with binary zero padding so each file starts at the n-millionth byte . Rarity: "I'm the crème de la crème, not just another Jane Doe."
That combined MP3 has a duration of 6 hours and 48 minutes. That file shows the following (based on a 100 sample size): average 9.8 MB/file; average 244.8 seconds/file = 4 minutes 4.8 seconds per file; 40 KB/s; 2.4 MB/minute. (Todo: double check that block sharing is happening - it probably is.)
>"Brian Wilson Presents Smile", full album at https://ipfs.hypha.coop/ipfs/QmSBRfvLoJzKU89YUZjp8F6JmxHGVoVYhipzxJRxiGZArc?filename=bwps.mp3 The duration of this is more than 10 minutes, but if you open that MP3 in a browser, then it says that it's like 2 minutes long. I think it just looked at the first file and thought that was the only duration count that matters. Audio "bwps.mp3" doesn't have binary-zero padding, so maybe that's why the duration number is wrong. MLP music QmRT...Vo2b, linked in this post, does have such padding, and seems like that made it have the correct duration count (and consequently one should be able to seek/skip to any part of that audio).
