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xancaropean December 30th, 2006 02:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Lord of the Rings
Yes definitely acoustic pieces. But also electronic that ranges the far top & bottom frequency ranges & has both dramatic & slow changes in shade, volume & tempo. Lower bit rates can appear a bit inconsistent/patchy or thin or even distorted in rare cases. As well as losing brightness & depth.

yes, it is especially noticeable with a high-quality sound system. Mp3 cuts low and high frequencies in order to reduce the size of the file, but if you have a nice sub woofer and tweeter system, this can dramatically reduce experience. Their are special frequencies that you cant so much hear, but "feel", that is only available in CD-Quality audio. Many people with low quality computer speakers or headphones don't tend to notice any difference between 128 bit mp3 and lossless. If the music is loud (for example, a party or rave) the difference becomes very noticeable.

Larrybriggs1 January 1st, 2007 01:17 PM

Lossless music
 
All of my shared music is done in wav format, I can record at 196kbs which gives me a 96KHz response. The sound card cannot reproduce this. The Sound card I Have cuts off at approx. 22KHz, which is more than enough for high quality CD's. The major part of my music is from LP's that are over 50 years old and they are higher quality then any CD. I have albulms that have a frequency response of over 28KHz.
Enough retoric now the facts.

If you are using an mp3 player that you carry around with you 128Kbps is adequate. If your computer is hooked up to your sound system, which mine is. The sylstem itself consists of an Altec Lansing, and a Mixture of JBL woofer and an Altec Lansing 800Hz horn and driver, amplifier is irrelivant but it's a Sony. This system will demonstrate the lack of qualitly in mp3's even at 320Kbs.

Again, you!! have to decide what is adiquate for you.

As far as sharing I share the highest quality I can, although I might put it out as an mp4 ie AAC, this is what Nero uses for there highest quality.

Once you download a wav or mp4, flacc, ogg vqf ect. these can be converted to an mp3 using Nero.

Open Nero "Smart Start" go to Nero Burning Rom, the "New compilation" screen click on "cancel " then go to Extras (F8) and then go to encoded and pick the format you wish.

I SURE HOPE THIS MAKES SENSE.

Bert5412 January 9th, 2007 03:10 PM

i dont care about the bitrate because i have horrible speakers anyway. also im pretty sure everyone who has high bitrate songs is sharing them, you made it sound like they're holding out on you or something

daveknowshow January 13th, 2007 07:29 AM

i remember when on bearshare you could get cda format which was very good quality i play this music through alpine preamp infinity amps, subs, and infinity speakers. you can really tell the difference between the m3 and m4 as too the cda format. any suggestions as too how too search for music in this format on limewire?

Sleepless January 13th, 2007 09:41 AM

Not really, but .wav and .flac are lossless too. Flac is the most common lossless format on the network now I think.


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