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Old 08-08-2002, 07:18
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Originally posted by madassassin2k


You dont lose any quality if you rip at cd quality
thats hilarious. honestly. i almost fell outta my chair. cd quality is wav. any bitrate lower than that isnt cd quality. its pretty simple. that 320 kbps rip? its not cd quality. in all honesty, i think the math works out to it being less than 1/3 of a cd's quality. look at this page - http://www.fliptech.net/bitrate.shtml - you can tell where the loss of quality occurs - in the highs. wav = decompressed = no encoding/loss
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