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From: "Jerry Richer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> There are several levels of MP3. The larger the MP3 file is for a
> given Wave file, the better the audio qua
Hi Jerry,
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation which made absolute sense.
Will try to put information to good use.
Thank you again,
Morey Worthington
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There are several levels of MP3. The larger the MP3 file is for a
given Wave file, the better the audio quality. The largest file is the one
that is not compressed at all and is the original Wave file. Now there are
several levels of Wave files also but the Wave file quality is determined a
Hello to Dane and all.
Thanks for all the fine pointers on my question. Will now have to put them
to use.
Thanks again,
Morey
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i would either recomand either mp3 or mp4 i think the quality of mp4 is a
lot better then mp3
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Sent: Friday, August 27, 2004 11:31 AM
Subject: mp3 or wav
> Hello all,
> I am copying my vi
ihave edited an mp3 already with gold wave and it worked great
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Sent: Friday, August 27, 2004 12:50 PM
Subject: Re: mp3 or wav
> Hi Morey,
It's all up to you and the settings you pick. For sure, if you picked .WAV,
it would be as complete a copy as you could get and you could always convert
from that to something else later. On the other hand, you would still get
compression, saving space, even at 256 or 320 using MP3, and it would
tting for vbr (variable bit rate)?
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>>Can I get more infor
e bit rate)?
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Can I get more information on "LAME VBR"?
Doc Wright
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It sounds like the Lame encoders are a good thing for MP3's. I have it with
CDex, and it does sound like with Lame that the quality is about as good as
the original wav file.
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If you're really worried about quality and you're not particularly
concerned a
Beg to differ here.
As long as you do not change bit rates, encoding an MP3 from a wav file, and
then going back to Wav from that same MP3 later on will not cause a loss in
quality. That is to say, your newly rendered Wav file will be the same
quality as your MP3 file, because a Wav file is a ph
Your computer will record to wav format by default, but you can choose what
format the recording is rendered to when it is saved.
I suggest that you choose to save your recording as an MP3, with a bit depth
of at least 192 KBPS, and a sampling rate of 44100HZ. I tend to use 192 KBPS
or higher f
Hi Morey, part of the answer might lay in the recording program you use.
If you are doing editing, gold wave, for example, only edits in wave files.
So noise reduction, pop and click removal, etc, has to be done in wave,
before converting to other formats.
H T H
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If you're really worried about quality and you're not particularly
concerned about disc space (perhaps you'd rather copy to DVD'S for your
record collection rather than CD'S) then you may consider a lossless
compression format such as FLAC. A tipi
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