I've noticed some discussions around the quality of mp3, however I am
experiencing something that I've yet to find a duscussion on... It
sounds like various tracks within my .mp3 library are degrading over
time.
The symptoms are presenting as clicks/pops and sudden bursts of static.
The static ca
On 4/18/05, elmtree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I've noticed some discussions around the quality of mp3, however I am
> experiencing something that I've yet to find a duscussion on... It
> sounds like various tracks within my .mp3 library are degrading over
> time.
You probably haven't found a
On Mon, 2005-04-18 at 16:09, elmtree wrote:
> I've noticed some discussions around the quality of mp3, however I am
> experiencing something that I've yet to find a duscussion on... It
> sounds like various tracks within my .mp3 library are degrading over
> time.
> The symptoms are presenting as c
elmtree wrote:
I've noticed some discussions around the quality of mp3, however I am
experiencing something that I've yet to find a duscussion on... It
sounds like various tracks within my .mp3 library are degrading over
time.
The symptoms are presenting as clicks/pops and sudden bursts of static.
> The symptoms are presenting as clicks/pops and sudden bursts of static.
> The static can be much louder than the output of the rest of the song.
Assuming that the same songs were fine at one point, something has
corrupted / is corrupting your files. This could be anything hardware
related like a
On 4/18/05, Christian Pernegger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The symptoms are presenting as clicks/pops and sudden bursts of static.
> > The static can be much louder than the output of the rest of the song.
You're not alone. I noticed a similar problem with my library. I
moved my files to an
