Then you have a serious file integrity problem. Your statement should be false if your harddrive or network connection is healthy. Imagine a Word document losing letters as you pass it around. Unacceptable. Files do not degrade by being downloaded or transferred. They don't wear out.mrhooie said:
CD vs MP3 Quality.
In an OTA thread yesterday, several people brought up this issue. Those posts were deleted since they hijacked an OTA thread.
I'd like to start that "debate" again here. (the people who were discussing digital vs analogue cameras in that thread may do the same in a new thread)
If I recall the gist of what people were saying, they were stating that MP3s were better than CDs because 128 is higher than 44.
I believe people have got bitrate and sampling frequency mixed up...
I'd like to start that "debate" again here. (the people who were discussing digital vs analogue cameras in that thread may do the same in a new thread)
If I recall the gist of what people were saying, they were stating that MP3s were better than CDs because 128 is higher than 44.
I believe people have got bitrate and sampling frequency mixed up...
