If in turn he burns a CD for his friend., you get the point. Depending on how much compression was used to create the MP3's you downloaded and the compression setting of your friend, the files on his HD may not sound the best. The files he gets will be of lower audio quality that what you gave him. If your friend then rips the CD to MP3 to put on his HD further compression occurs and more audio is lost. However, the audio that was lost is not recovered, it's gone.
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If say you download a show using MP3 and then burn a copy for a friend, these MP3 files are expanded back out to Wav files on the CD.
The problem with downloading MP3 files is that they are basically unusable for trading purposes. (Using the LAME encoder the setting is VBR New quality setting from 0 to maybe down to 3) Other encodes like ogg vorbis will reach apparent transparency at a little bit lower bitrates. MP3 reaches apparent transparency in the 192kbs range. The audio that is removed is material that you are unlikely to hear in playback, but it is gone forever. MP3 and other lossy compressions encoders remove some of the audio bits to achieve further compression, creating smaller overall file sizes. This makes the files 55 -65% as large as the orginal Wavs, but still quite large. The audio will be bit for bit identical to the orginal files that were seeded. SHN and Flac files use lossless compression to reduce the size of the orginal Wav files. wav first, because it just makes more sense since why not if the option is there. Which isn't to say that i don't listen to many a show in mp3, because i do, only that if i am burning an audio disk, i'm going to convert those compressed files to. flac file must compare favourably to listening to those compressed files via whatever plug-in your player uses. I just know that the overall quality in sound of a decompressed. Again, i'm not an expert and there are people on this forum who can give answer to your query with far more justice and insight.
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Which isn't to say that a person of normal hearing can tell the difference, unlike some low bitrate mp3 files in which clearly the difference in audio quality is evident when compared to the full audio spectrum of a decompressed. flac) files are compressed audio files, i.e., listening to them via for instance a winamp plugin, you're really listening to a compressed sound, meaning there is loss in the audio spectrum. Look, i'm no audio-tech-genius, and any knowledge i've gained is purely what i've picked up here and there on the web, but.
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