Oo-er... back to the punched tape!! I think even the smallest audio file would need something the size of Encyclopaedia Britannica to store it...!

One megabyte is a million bytes, as near as doesn't matter for the sake of argument (okay, one kilobyte is really 1024 bytes!). Each byte is eight bits, so that's 8 million bits.

An average audio track is around 50Mb, so that's 4000 million (4 billion?) bits... hrump!! That's a lot of paper, even in small print...!

Anyone care to try it and report back?!

;o)