2003-12-29, 08:30 | Link #23 |
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Yeah, I made that mistake a few times and couldn't figure ioutr why it sounded tinnier than a small schoolboy with a tin drum and tin drumsticks XD.
You gotta have the original file for it to sound anything like CD quality...you can't like take a 128kbps encoded compressed audio file and then try and rip it to a full working and CD quality WAV...it just won't work XD |
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2003-12-30, 12:00 | Link #27 | |
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2003-12-31, 13:58 | Link #28 |
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Sorry, I'm all about MP3 until Apple supports OGG on the best portable music player in existence, the iPod. LAME VBR sounds great, and I don't mind the added file size. Plus MP3s seem to have more detailed and extended tagging abilities. I can listen to OGG in iTunes, but I like to be able to carry my music with me.
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