On Saturday 07 Jun 2003 5:06 pm, The Other wrote: > > > recording and burning as .WAV gives you: > > > loss-less recording > > > CDs you can play on any CD player > > > > > > I would record as .WAV and then burn as an audio CD, one disc > > > per tape, or per tape side. > > > > > > Also be sure you mute system sounds, or they might appear on > > > the recording. > > Reading in another email there was a reference to a recording > engineer who was very impressed with the quality of the Ogg audio > format. > > Here's the URL: http://desktoplinux.com/articles/AT5847717353.html > > I'll be looking into Ogg myself based on his experience and > recommendation. > The snag to ogg is that no hardware players exist for it yet. We are promised one sometime this year. I can't remember which manufacturer it was, but I have a printout of an article somewhere, in which it said that the manufacturer had teamed up with ahead.de, the Nero people, for software support. Try googling on that if you're interested.
I fancied an mp3 player, but I'm waiting until the ogg player comes out. Anne > The Other
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