Only the most confused people would copy from CD to MD by encoding the CD
track in MP3 format first.
Unless you don't own a digital linked cd- mdplayer, but do own a soundcard
with a digital out. (And can't make the CD work directly with your
Soundcard)
If I were in that situation, then I
mne:Tid:09.27
MEDDELANDE Re: mp3's on MD (was confused about
Datum: 1-02-28
One Word:
Apple
/M
Datum: 1-02-28
One Word:
Apple
Amazing it took a 5k email to send one word
OK, anyway. Change ".wav", to ".aif", and "Winamp" to "MacAmp". The rest of
what I said was pretty universal.
Chad Gombosi
Member SCP www.scponline.net
Chad's Game Music Page www.chadsgamemusic.com
MP3.com page:
On 28 Feb 01, 8:15AM, Chad Gombosi wrote:
If you for some reason, *must* use a digital conection, and the CD player
won't jive with the digital out on the soundcard, then converting the tracks
to .wav would give you far superior quality, and should bypass the problem.
that is misleading.
When I wrote,
T Only the most confused people would copy from CD to MD by encoding the CD
T track in MP3 format first.
Markus Laurin believed he knew of an exception:
L Unless you don't own a digital linked cd- mdplayer, but do own a soundcard
L with a digital out. (And can't make the CD work
as for playing the cd, the only player i know of that doesn't use windows
stuff is linux and there might be one for bsd too, they have a cd player
that actually reads the track instead of controlling the sound card. anyway
i still say that using minidisc media to hold raw mp3 files is just a
mne:Tid:20.23
MEDDELANDE Re: mp3's on MD
Datum: 1-02-28
You
would have to be one of the most confused people to do that.
Thank you!
/Markus
that is misleading. by "converting the tracks to .wav", i assume you mean
that the cd should be ripped to .wav files. but it sounds as if you're
saying that something would be gained by converting mp3's to wav's. THAT
wouldn't help anything.
The person I was responding to was making MP3s
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Matt Wall wrote:
as for playing the cd, the only player i know of that doesn't use windows
stuff is linux and there might be one for bsd too, they have a cd player
that actually reads the track instead of controlling the sound card. anyway
i still say that using
Matt Wall asked,
| anyway if
| anyone can answer why you would want to put mp3's on a minidisc for storage
| instead of atrac on a medium that can hold a little more (dont get me wrong
| i love the md format and use it for exercising all the time, plus on my home
| stero too) anyway hopefully
mne:Tid:08.49
MEDDELANDE Re: mp3's on MD (was confused about
Datum: 1-02-28
Only the most confused people would copy from CD to MD by encoding the CD
track in MP3
[snip]
Looking from a purely technical standpoint, ATRAC
beats MP3. ATRAC is fully reverse and forward compatible, and is
constantly
updated with new revisions. MP3 has been the same since the MPEG1 Audio
standard was made back in the late '80s.
--
Robert J. Lynn, Jr.
Brainbench Certified
have recorded a few downloaded MP3's onto MD, and they don't sound
good at all. Unfortunately, when you download an MP3, you're subject to
whatever hardware/software combonation the owner of the file used -- plus
whatever compression algorhythmsp their software uses.. On top of that,
ATRAC compression
Donald Person wrote
This is another reason I don't understand why all these portable MP3
devices are so popular.
People are misers? wow, a bunch of music for a cost of nothing! and the
quality is equal.
-
To stop getting this
From: "Ivica Petrovic" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "MD" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 4:42 PM
Subject: Re: MD: MP3's vs MD.
Donald Person wrote
This is another reason I don't understand why all these portable MP3
devices are so popular.
People are m
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