The card states its size twice and agrees with itself. It states its file count four times and does not.
Two values are in play for files: 54,000+ in the specification block and again in the closing line of the prose, 55,000+ in the opening line and again in the card’s own table. Two are in play for sounds: 200,000+ in the specification block, 166,000+ in the other three places. Size and format are stated twice each and agree both times. This page prints every figure rather than picking one.
At a Glance
- 660+ GB across 54,000+ files About 12.5 MB per file — the division is computed here off the two specification figures, and both of those carry a plus sign, so the result moves if either does
- Files: four statements, two values 54,000+ in the specification block and in the prose; 55,000+ in the prose and in the card’s own tech-spec table
- Sounds: 200,000+ once, 166,000+ three times The higher figure appears in the specification block alone. The prose says 166,000+ twice and the table says it once
- At least 96 kHz, 24 bit The field’s words are “at least”, so 96 kHz is the floor it commits to rather than the rate of every file
- Three or more variations The field says most of the sounds come in three or more. Most, not all, and it does not say which ones
- The 2024 update, in the field’s own figures 40,000+ new sounds, 7,000+ new files, 158+ GB of new content — stated as already included in the totals above
Content & Detail
A number stated four times is a number worth reading four times. Nothing here is concealed — the file count and the sound count each appear in more than one place on the supplier’s own card, and the values do not line up. The honest version of this page prints all of them and names where each one came from.