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Posted by damule500 on Feb-02-2007 11:37:

Question on mp3 technical

hi there

i was just wondering if i buy and audio cd from a shop, i them encode it to mp3 at 320kbps with lame, can i then convert the mp3 back to wav/audio without loosing any quality or is soon as convert to mp3 then its stays at that quality....

does this go any format can you swap back and forth without loosing quality as long as you start with audio cd

hope this is clear

thank you in advance

sam


Posted by sleepydragon on Feb-02-2007 12:07:

you cant convert mp3 to wav its impossible to gain quality


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Feb-02-2007 17:28:

It cannot be done.


Posted by jpisani on Feb-02-2007 17:48:

quote:
Originally posted by sleepydragon
you cant convert mp3 to wav

incorrect

quote:
Originally posted by sleepydragon
its impossible to gain quality

correct


Posted by david.michael on Feb-02-2007 18:16:

Think of it as copying a DVD to a VHS tape, and then copying the VHS tape back to DVD. You can do it, but the original quality is lost forever.

That said, 320kbps is pretty darn good quality, between which you probably won't notice a difference.


Posted by Boomer187 on Feb-02-2007 18:22:

yea when things are lost, they cannot magically reappear. so when you lose that information when you convert to mp3, you cannot magically make it reappear.


Posted by sleepydragon on Feb-02-2007 21:26:

quote:
Originally posted by jpisani
incorrect


correct


thats being abit picky lol i know u can convert mp3 to wav but it will only be the same quality


Posted by AnomalyConcept on Feb-03-2007 18:05:

mp3 is a lossy codec, eg. you lose some of the original information (signal).

Lossless audio codecs exist; if you wanted to convert a CD to a digital format (to play on a computer or whatnot), you could always rip it using a lossless codec, thereby preserving the original quality.



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