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| Thread ID: 28751 | 2002-12-30 05:07:00 | Oh Bollocks! Suggestions for recording CD to MP3 | robo (205) | Press F1 |
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| 109943 | 2002-12-30 08:53:00 | Ogg audio. most mp3 players like winamp can play it but very few hardware (diskman type) players can. good size to quality and a little easier to set up than lame. don't forget the cddb. | tweak'e (174) | ||
| 109944 | 2002-12-30 08:53:00 | Have used cdex for long time, simple, no drama's. Feature I use alot of is 'ripping' bits of a sound track to .mps, then converting to RIFF-WAV. "This means that there is stored an additional header (a so called RIFF-WAV header) at the beginning of the encoded file. Furthermore, the extention becomes .WAV. If you have installed a Windows Codec to decompress MP3 Files, this option might be useful. Since Windows takes care of the decompression, even applications that are not aware of the MP3 format can handle this file fromat via the Windows Codec. " Which means I can use the compresed "wave" file in things like powerpoint, which wont run mp3's. End of my two cents... B-) |
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