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MP3 --> WAV....Quality??????????
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| tiesto14 |
ok now that i fixed my NERO thanks to some peoples help....
i have a question that may or may not sound stupid to you...
When you convert a MP3 to WAV...does it maintain the same quality as the original MP3??..or do you have to mess with soemthing??
for example..i converted a MP3 that is at 192k to a 16 Bit PCM WAV...will that be the same quality as the 192 MP3???????
basically is there a difference between an MP3 and a WAV when it comes to quality of sound....??
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| extulas |
| If your doing it through WINAMP, Adjust the equalizer a little bit. It should have no effect at all. But if your gonna put it back onto your computer, I would recomend putting at back at 192. :) |
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| tiesto14 |
| all i am doing is using NERO to convert them to WAVs because i was having trouble on my system burning MP3s...i am only really concerend if there will be a difference from an MP3 that is burned to CD compared to a WAV burned on a cd...will it be the same?? |
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| extulas |
| It will sound the same. |
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| biznology |
| quote: | Originally posted by extulas
It will sound the same. |
yeah pretty much. a wav is just a representation of the exact audio rip from the cd. an mp3 is just the 'trimmed' version of this - it takes away all the thats unnecessary(ie you cant hear). assuming you arent interrupting the encoding or something - it will sound the same. WAV-MP3= lost sound quality MP3-WAV=whatever sound quality of the mp3...late/ |
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| tiesto14 |
| quote: | Originally posted by biznology
yeah pretty much. a wav is just a representation of the exact audio rip from the cd. an mp3 is just the 'trimmed' version of this - it takes away all the thats unnecessary(ie you cant hear). assuming you arent interrupting the encoding or something - it will sound the same. WAV-MP3= lost sound quality MP3-WAV=whatever sound quality of the mp3...late/ |
ok cool thanks:) |
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| vmc |
| As far as I remember converting wav to mp3 is equal to eliminate all unlistenable sounds, so that the size of mp3 file is much less than wav. IMO mp3=>wav decoding shouldn't worse quality, but not same as wav=>mp3. |
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