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<li id="r3.6.5"><a href="#r3.6"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.6.5">3.6.5.</a> <strong>The preferred AAC bitrate is 64 kbps.</strong> All other AAC bitrates may be trumped by a 64 kbps upload. Once a 64 kbps AAC torrent has been uploaded, no further AAC uploads are allowed for that album.</li>
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<li id="r3.7"><a href="#r3.7k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.7">3.7.</a> <strong>Lossy sources, including lossy transcodes, are allowed in this section only.</strong> The source may come from cassette, VHS (audio), radio, or a higher bitrate lossy file. While the sharing of transcoded material is strongly discouraged for music, the audio quality is less important for spoken word material. Note: You may not transcode a lower bitrate file to a higher bitrate file and upload it here. For example, if you find a 32 kbps CBR WMA you cannot transcode it to 64 kbps CBR MP3 and share this on the site. </li>
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<li id="r3.8"><a href="#r3.8k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.8">3.8.</a> <strong>Online audiobook sources may carry only low bitrate audio files.</strong> Audiobook sources such as <a href="http://www.audible.com/">audible.com</a> have standard audio quality levels that may be at or below the standards for the site (see <a href="#r3.1.2">3.1.2</a>). Please make sure that you know the audio quality of your source material (e.g., many audiobook retailers only supply 64 kbps files) before you transcode to V8 (VBR), V2 (VBR), or V0 (VBR). Transcoding from a lower bitrate file to a higher bitrate file is forbidden. </li>
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<li id="r3.9"><a href="#r3.9k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.9">3.9.</a> <strong>Duplicate torrents of the same bitrate and format are not allowed.</strong> No uploads of the same bitrate and format are allowed to coexist on the site. See <a href="#r3.6">3.6</a>. </li>
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<li id="r3.10"><a href="#r3.10k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.10">3.10.</a> <strong>Scene and non-scene versions of the same release, bitrate, and format are dupes.</strong> The Scene label does not make torrents unique from one another. If a V2 (VBR) torrent for an album on CD is already uploaded, you may not upload another V2 (VBR) scene release of the same album on CD. </li>
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<li id="r3.11"><a href="#r3.11k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.11">3.11.</a> <strong>Releases must follow the usual formatting guidelines for file names and tags.</strong> Audiobooks and comedy must follow the formatting rules outlined in section <a href="#r2.3">2.3<a/>. This means that file names must include track numbers, audio files must have metatags, etc. </li>
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<li id="r3.12"><a href="#r3.12k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.12">3.12.</a> <strong>Do not upload multiple formats for a Comedy or audiobook album onto the same album page.</strong> Each format should have its own torrent page. Likewise, do not group existing single-torrent Comedy and audiobook releases onto a single common album page with multiple formats. Grouping torrents in these non-music categories as if they were music torrents causes a number of database and organizational problems on the site. </li>
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<li id="r3.7"><a href="#r3.7k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.7">3.7.</a> <strong>Lossy sources, including lossy transcodes, are allowed in this section only.</strong> The source may come from cassette, VHS (audio), radio, or a higher bitrate lossy file. While the sharing of transcoded material is strongly discouraged for music, the audio quality is less important for spoken word material. Note: You may not transcode a lower bitrate file to a higher bitrate file and upload it here. For example, if you find a 32 kbps CBR WMA you cannot transcode it to 64 kbps CBR MP3 and share this on the site.</li>
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<li id="r3.8"><a href="#r3.8k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.8">3.8.</a> <strong>Online audiobook sources may carry only low bitrate audio files.</strong> Audiobook sources such as <a href="http://www.audible.com/">audible.com</a> have standard audio quality levels that may be at or below the standards for the site (see <a href="#r3.1.2">3.1.2</a>). Please make sure that you know the audio quality of your source material (e.g., many audiobook retailers only supply 64 kbps files) before you transcode to V8 (VBR), V2 (VBR), or V0 (VBR). Transcoding from a lower bitrate file to a higher bitrate file is forbidden.</li>
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<li id="r3.9"><a href="#r3.9k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.9">3.9.</a> <strong>Duplicate torrents of the same bitrate and format are not allowed.</strong> No uploads of the same bitrate and format are allowed to coexist on the site. See <a href="#r3.6">3.6</a>.</li>
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<li id="r3.10"><a href="#r3.10k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.10">3.10.</a> <strong>Scene and non-scene versions of the same release, bitrate, and format are dupes.</strong> The Scene label does not make torrents unique from one another. If a V2 (VBR) torrent for an album on CD is already uploaded, you may not upload another V2 (VBR) scene release of the same album on CD.</li>
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<li id="r3.11"><a href="#r3.11k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.11">3.11.</a> <strong>Releases must follow the usual formatting guidelines for file names and tags.</strong> Audiobooks and comedy must follow the formatting rules outlined in section <a href="#h2.3">2.3</a>. This means that file names must include track numbers, audio files must have metatags, etc.</li>
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<li id="r3.12"><a href="#r3.12k"><strong>↑_</strong></a> <a href="#r3.12">3.12.</a> <strong>Do not upload multiple formats for a Comedy or audiobook album onto the same album page.</strong> Each format should have its own torrent page. Likewise, do not group existing single-torrent Comedy and audiobook releases onto a single common album page with multiple formats. Grouping torrents in these non-music categories as if they were music torrents causes a number of database and organizational problems on the site.</li>
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