How much memory does a 6 hour audio book use?

Answer 1

Since a 650MB CD holds 74 minutes of audio, a 6 hour book requires about 3.2GB when talking about an audio book on a CD. An audiobook downloaded from the internet, such as through iTunes can be much smaller. A five out book in low quality is around 20MB while at high quality the file is usually around 70MB. This difference is because a CD uses a much higher sampling rate than most audio formats used on computers.

Answer 2

The amount of memory used by a 6-hour audio book can vary depending on the audio quality and file format. On average, a 6-hour audio book in MP3 format at standard quality (128 kbps) may use around 200-250 MB of memory. Higher quality formats like FLAC or WAV will use more memory.

Answer 3

Well to put things into perspective, 74 minutes of audio uses about 650 MB of memory. It really depends on the size of the book and the format that it was recorded in.

Answer 4

Audiobook is digital data so it has no physical size and the filesize can range from anything between 0 bytes to infinity depending on the audio format. Usual audio CD takes 650 MB size

Answer 5

1-2 gigs, 14-18 hours, 20-40 chapters