Thanks, Bruce - it'll be interesting to see your results.
Regards.
Kevin
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> Hi Bruce.
>
> Yes, as I said I've never used Flak and so was hoping the Bruce
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>> It's the FLAC versus
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Well yay for being young. I too could probably tell someone the difference
between a 192K and a 320K file. Also a note, for those people who do have
say WMA files, I hope you aren't say going i
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> It's the FLAC versus WMA lossless comparison that I'd like to make. I
> understand the compa
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Well yay for being young. I too could probably tell someone the difference
between a 192K and a 320K file. Also a note, for those people who do have
say WMA files, I hope you aren't say going in
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> Well I know that everything that isn't a wav file is considered a data
> file.
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DVD players don't tend to play ogg vorbis files unfortunately.
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>I guess I'll hav
Well I know that everything that isn't a wav file is considered a data file.
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>I was mak
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> Hi Brandon.
>
> Those of us that have used both MP3 and WMA exhaustively would definitely
> disagree with this statement. MP3 is an ancient technol
Hi Bruce! Do you use the AAC format, and if you do, what do you think about
> it?
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Hi Bruce! Do you use the AAC format, and if you do, what do you think about
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>I don't have an anti-MicroSoft bias, I just hate Windows Media. I use OGG
> Vorbis where possible, which my Victor Classic Plus will play, and my only
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> Well that's true, but I'm just saying that when my brother copied them for
> me, they had mostly MP3's on them, but also, they had some WMA fi
compressed and is the original audio of
everything being at a bitrate of 1403K (this usually being on CD's).
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file to be around 35 to 40 meg.
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> Regards.
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> Kevin
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> What about the size of compression, how does Flac
hey tend to be anti-microsoft, rather
> than for flak for a good reason. Go WMA.
>
> Scott
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>
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erimentation and see for yourself how good WMA is
compared to MP3.
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Kevin
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painful to rip my
> collection all over but I can tell you that the difference in quality is
> absolutely apparent and that pain has been rewarded.
>
> Regards.
>
> Kevin
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Hi Bruce.
The obvious advantages are:
WMA is supported by many players and is probably the next
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Does WMA Lossless ahve any advantage over FLAC or vice versa?
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> It stands for Advanced Audio Coding.
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When I was younger I could hear the dif between 192 and 360, but after my
axident my hearing's shot. I'd give anything to have it back.
Rick
It stands for Advanced Audio Coding.
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> Sorry. Wasn't sure about the spelling.
>
uot;Hayden Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Your point? Just because a cd is labled an "MP3" cd doesn't mean they have
> to be mp3 files. They are actually called
;"
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> Interesting though that many of the download services uses wma encoding
> then.
>
> I have actually compared two recordings of the same song at 128 mp3 and
> 128
> wma and the 128 wma one definitely s
Sorry. Wasn't sure about the spelling.
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> Well a brother of mine copied some MP3 CD's, and for some reason, some of
> those files were WMA's!
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Well a brother of mine copied some MP3 CD's, and for some reason, some of
those files were WMA's!
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I think you mean .AAC - that's A A C, not O C K.
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> Well there seems to be a resound
Well there seems to be a resounding vote of confidence for the OCK format,
judging from some of the posts on the list!
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Subjec
now if the results
would be any different. But just thought I'd report that, for anyone else
who might want to try the experiment.
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no problems with this format at all.
Andre
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hi andre,
The reason most things use WMA as there encoder
discussion list.
Subject: Re: Windows Media Audio
hi andre,
The reason most things use WMA as there encoder is because it has "good" DRM
capabilities now and is well integrated into windows media player.
Brandon Hicks
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hi andre,
The reason most things use WMA as there encoder is because it has "good" DRM
capabilities now and is well integrated into windows media player.
Brandon Hicks
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> HellO!
> Use ogg or mp3 instead.
> I should never use it.
> /Anders.
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HellO!
Use ogg or mp3 instead.
I should never use it.
/Anders.
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> hi gary,
> this is
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The day that that happens, the windows media format will be a great success
and stop being on the back end of everything.
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The day that that happens, the windows media format will be a great success
and stop being on the back end of everything.
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hi
That's extremely hard to believe, unless there's some sort of ultra-secret
version that he's using. Are you using winamp? If so, you can check the
stream info with alt+3, you'll most likely have to use your mouse review
cursor whatever you want to call it to get the info, but that'll tell you
wh
t even remember.
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> hi gary,
> this is a resounding, firm and total no!
> Windows media
no, because a 160k file is larger.
Rick
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> The day that that happens, the windows media form
s too finicky
to play the Og format, as good is it is. I'm not sure about Ock plus, but
probably, it wouldn't play that either!
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Speaking of Windows Media, I have a strange one. I like to go onto
cdconnection.com and play some Windows Media clips, but lately they don't
play. I get no error message at all. Does anyone have any ideas or
anything I can do about this? I have a 2.8 gig processor with 512 megs of
memory.
hi gary,
this is a resounding, firm and total no!
Windows media has less quality at 128 kbps than mp3 does at 112. It is not a
good filetype. It is totally bad for you.
Brandon Hicks
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I'd find it difficult to believe. By my experiences, Windows Media has
always been a step below Real Media in quality, in my personal opinion.
Other opinions may vary.
Bruce
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The day that that happens, the windows media format will be a great success
and stop being on the back end of everything.
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> Hi a
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