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How would i convert a bandwidth of say 30kHz to bps if I only know the number of bits per sample (4)? (and I was using a two chanel system). I am assuming it is simply 30KHz * 2 * 4 but this may be wrong

How would i convert a bandwidth of say 30kHz to bps if I only know the number of bits per sample? (and I was using a two chanel system). I am assuming it is simply 30KHz * 2 * 4 but this may be wrong

How would i convert a bandwidth of say 30kHz to bps if I only know the number of bits per sample (4)? (and I was using a two chanel system). I am assuming it is simply 30KHz * 2 * 4 but this may be wrong

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How would i convert a bandwidth of say 30KHz30kHz to bps if I only know the number of bits per sample? (and I was using a two chanel system). I am assuming it is simply 30KHz * 2 * 4 but this may be wrong

How would i convert a bandwidth of say 30KHz to bps if I only know the number of bits per sample? (and I was using a two chanel system). I am assuming it is simply 30KHz * 2 * 4 but this may be wrong

How would i convert a bandwidth of say 30kHz to bps if I only know the number of bits per sample? (and I was using a two chanel system). I am assuming it is simply 30KHz * 2 * 4 but this may be wrong

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