04 Yiruma: River Flows In You

FAQ* Why are the songs 9 minutes long?

This video was purposely made to 9 minutes each so that most people will not convert the video into MP3 files. Even so, the quality will sound choppy if one were to shorten the song to its original time.

CD: First Love
PERFORMER: Yiruma
PICTURE: by YirumaLOVE

Track List:
1. I
2. MAY BE
3. LOVE ME
4. RIVER FLOWS IN YOU
5. PASSING BY
6. IT`S YOUR DAY
7. WHEN THE LOVE FALLS
8. LEFT MY HEARTS
9. TIME FORGETS
10. ON THE WAY
11. TILL I FIND YOU
12. IF I COULD SEE YOU AGAIN
13. DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME
14. I...
15. FAREWELL

I do not claim, or have any, affiliation with Yiruma. These videos were not intended for any personal gain, only for entertainment purposes. Comments by others are their own and I do not take responsibility for their actions.

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[afran01r]

I would love for someone to play this song while I walk down the aisle to marry my love.

[Feer Duvi]

A boy played this song for me on my birthday, now I´m just in love with him and this song <3

[bgioni]

it was a joke, you keep talking about MP3 but you don't even know that the audio format of the MP4/FLV video is not necessarily MP3. i downloaded the video -> cut to 3:03 -> converted to MP3 and guess what? no quality loss other than the fact that the video itself is lossy, you can hear noise each time he hits a louder note.

[SergeantExtreme]

LOL. Do you even read what you write down? If you were to download this video using a program like DVDVideoSoft's Free Studio, it would convert it into an MP3 (or music file of your choosing).

So I'm not too sure what you mean by asking "since when is MP3 a video format?".

[bgioni]

and what does all that have to do with the fact that all he did was add ~6 minutes of blank audio? when you remove it you get the track and that's it, no quality loss. also, since when is mp3 a video format?

[SergeantExtreme]

I'm a computer engineering student.

See, an MP3 file is what's known as a "lossy" compression. That means, in order to save space as well as increase the speed of encoding, data is lost each time the file decompressed (that's why you can indeed "wear out" an MP3 by playing it over and over again).

If you did trim the file to it's original length using a program like Audacity, there is a good chance you will damage the quality of the audio. So yes, I do believe that science (or magic to you)

[bgioni]

you actually believed that bullshit?

[SergeantExtreme]

Dang, this guy's got anti-piracy all figured out. Kudos.

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[redreece96]

I would love to