HI Legend 99. I've tried a few of the popular programmes but I think windows media player is as good as any. When you open the programme select the lower section on the rip tab button(the buttons across the top row) The first option(format) then choose windows media audio,the second option(bit rate) you should leave at 128 kbs.When you have set up the player like this then load your CD and press the rip tab. This stores the CD in your computer hard drive(library) I've used this format on many CD players without any trouble. If you want to burn in mp3 format just change the format on the rip button before you rip the CD into the library. Is this any help?
Surely that's subjective? Ultimately MP3 uses a lossy compression scheme so to say that any MP3 is "CD quality" is fallacious.128k is good but 192k is CD quality MP3.
absolutely agree-I know what my ears tell meSurely that's subjective? Ultimately MP3 uses a lossy compression scheme so to say that any MP3 is "CD quality" is fallacious.
Surely that's subjective? Ultimately MP3 uses a lossy compression scheme so to say that any MP3 is "CD quality" is fallacious.
This is true. The Irish copyright act of 2000 didnt take into account format shifting, where you may wish to backup your cd to pc or copy it to mp3 for personal use. It basically just says "you are not allowed to reproduce any coprighted works".In ireland you are not allowed to make any copies at all, even if its only for your own personal back up!
In ireland you are not allowed to make any copies at all, even if its only for your own personal back up!
i want to make a cd compilation but have not enough space on the blank cd for the total tracks,could i use a dvd,i ,m not sure if it would play in the car,which plays cd/mp3,s.
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