On Fri, 12 Feb 1999, Brad Bechtel wrote: > The technology is relatively easy to master, the sound is quite good, > and the sizes are decent. For example, I made an MP3 of the song > "Dwight's Blues" from Rob Ickes' new CD "Slide City" (for testing > purposes, not for dissemination). The original 16 bit 44kHz stereo AIFF > file was 36.3 Mb. The MP3 was 3.3 Mb. I have to admit some curiosity. One of the reasons Sony's MiniDisc has been met with disdain is that it uses a lossy format. MP3 doesn't strike me as all that different, and I do wonder why many people seem to feel so differently about the two. (I'm not implying you have, Brad, just taking off on your comments.) Bob
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