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Penfold99
tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2006
Location: Notts, UK
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Do you all burn your mp3s as mp3s to your cd's or do you burn them as a audio cd? Will you lose quality if burned as a audio cd?
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Nov-16-2006 18:29
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Ozoned12
tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2006
Location: trippin
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| quote: | Originally posted by Penfold99
Do you all burn your mp3s as mp3s to your cd's or do you burn them as a audio cd? Will you lose quality if burned as a audio cd? |
The best a quality in cd format is 320 kbps. I think if you burn in wav you can get way more like 1000. Im wondering to if you burn in mp3 format will the kbps carry over.
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Nov-16-2006 18:33
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Ozoned12
tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2006
Location: trippin
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| quote: | Originally posted by Jarvmeister
Convert an MP3 to audio, you get the same quality as the original MP3. However, encode audio CD to MP3 and thats where the loss of sound quality comes around. Although if you encode at 320kbps most people would never notice.
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ok cool thanks good to know.
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Nov-16-2006 18:38
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Ryan0751
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2005
Location: Boston, MA
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Bah! Lots of misinformation in this thread...
1. Cheap CD's are cheap. Don't buy them I had a bunch of super-cheap CDR's that DELAMINATED over time (meaning, the silver coating came off, rendering them unusuable, and quite messy). I never bought the super cheap ones again. But even decent CD's are really affordable if you order them in bulk online.
2. Converting an MP3 to an audio CD will result in an audio CD with MP3 quality. CD quality sound (16 bit, 44.1khz) is higher quality than ANY MP3. MP3 is a lossless codec, and it's normally made by compressing a CD quality file, therefore no matter what bit-rate you encode at, there will always be some loss of sound quality. That being said, 320Kbps isn't bad, but you shouldn't play anything less on a big system.
3. Downloading a WAV format of an audio file and burning it to a CD is the same as buying a CD in the store, no loss of audio quality.
4. WAV is not a single thing. Just as MP3 can be encoded at different bitrates, WAV is just an audio file container format. A wav file can be recorded at various bitrates, from really crappy to 24/96khz quality (which is far better than CD quality).
5. HIGHER quality audio then CD exists in the form of SACD (super audio-cd) and DVD audio. These use the much higher 24 bit/96khz sample rate for digital audio that is typically used by studios. We, as DJ's, should push to make these standard. There are debates as to whether vinyl sounds better than CD (which was standardized in 1980, mind you), but nobody really debates SACD or DVDA. Distributing this quality file in a lossless compression format online should be pushed as the future. Why settle for less in this day an age? MP3 caught on during a period when nothing better was availble (and bandwidth was extremely limited), there are very few good reasons to continue using it.
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Nov-17-2006 03:48
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