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docs/bitrate.md

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 `Bitrate` is an object for converting and calculating bitrate units. It is suitable for converting between various
 bitrate units, such as bits per second, bytes per second, and their multiples.
 
+> [!note]
+> `Bitrate` is a compound measurement, you can see the [Compound Units](../README.md#compound-measurement) documentation
+> to know more about how to use or configure the compound measurement.
+
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 * [Bitrate Measurement](#bitrate-measurement)
   * [Creation](#creation)
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 | `Tibps`   | `UNIT_TIBPS`            | `tebibits per second`     | `1099511627776`            | Tebibits per second |
 
 > [!note]
-> `Speed` is a compound measurement, you can also mix up the units from [FileSize](./filesize.md)
+> `Bitrate` is a compound measurement, you can also mix up the units from [FileSize](./filesize.md)
 > and [Duration](./duration.md) to create speed units, for example: `bits/s`, `bytes/s`, `Kbps`, `Mbps`, `Gbps`, 
 > `Tbps`, `Kibps`, `Mibps`, `Gibps`, `Tibps`, etc.
 > About Compound Units, please refer to the [Compound Units](../README.md#compound-measurement) documentation.

docs/speed.md

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 `Speed` is an object for converting and calculating speed units. It is suitable for converting between various speed
 units.
 
-<!-- TOC -->
+> [!note]
+> `Speed` is a compound measurement, you can see the [Compound Units](../README.md#compound-measurement) documentation
+> to know more about how to use or configure the compound measurement.
 
+<!-- TOC -->
 * [Speed Measurement](#speed-measurement)
-    * [Creation](#creation)
-    * [Available Units](#available-units)
-        * [Restrict Units](#restrict-units)
-    * [Conversion](#conversion)
-        * [Dynamic Conversion Methods](#dynamic-conversion-methods)
-    * [Formatting](#formatting)
-
+  * [Creation](#creation)
+  * [Available Units](#available-units)
+    * [Restrict Units](#restrict-units)
+  * [Conversion](#conversion)
+    * [Dynamic Conversion Methods](#dynamic-conversion-methods)
+  * [Indeterminate Scales](#indeterminate-scales)
+  * [Formatting](#formatting)
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 ## Creation