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Wolf · 28/03/2008 05:16 AM

36 MB song file, bitches!!

Who listens to songs in .flac?

xero1 · 28/03/2008 05:58 AM

I do, I do.. :D

I rip all my DVD-Audio into FLAC.

I just wish my car's CD player would play them, it plays, MP3, OGG, WMA, but no FLAC Burning

Assassinator · 28/03/2008 06:20 AM

I can't really hear the difference between high bitrate and lossless anyways, so I generally don't use lossless.

To me, something like 160kb/s Vorbis is completely indistinguishable from lossless. So no point taking extra space.

diego · 28/03/2008 06:22 AM

Assassinator Wrote:I can't really hear the difference between high bitrate and lossless anyways, so I generally don't use lossless.

To me, something like 160kb/s Vorbis is completely indistinguishable from lossless. So no point taking extra space.

same,

xero1 · 28/03/2008 07:01 AM

diego Wrote:
Assassinator Wrote:I can't really hear the difference between high bitrate and lossless anyways, so I generally don't use lossless.

To me, something like 160kb/s Vorbis is completely indistinguishable from lossless. So no point taking extra space.

same,

You, need a better sound system then. :)

diego · 28/03/2008 07:05 AM

xero1 Wrote:
diego Wrote:
Assassinator Wrote:I can't really hear the difference between high bitrate and lossless anyways, so I generally don't use lossless.

To me, something like 160kb/s Vorbis is completely indistinguishable from lossless. So no point taking extra space.

same,

You, need a better sound system then. :)

Well all I use is my Zune, If I were to hook it up to a whole system and the spoon THEN maybe I would.
But my earphones are good enough.

PSPkiller · 28/03/2008 02:35 PM

i rip my cd's to 256 kb/s aac because my mp3 player plays aac (Sony walkman nwz-a818) 256 kb/s is good enough for me. i used to rip to 128 kb/s wma and now when i listen back to those i think "how the hell could i have ripped at such low quality, its awful!" i have tried ripping to lossless wma before but i didn't stick to it because of space limitations on my mp3 player.

ZiNgA BuRgA · 29/03/2008 02:50 AM

I rip CDs and convert lossless audio to ~192kbps Vorbis (q6).

Personally can't hear the difference, but I don't think I'll be having any high tech sound system in the near future anyway. Considering that I find 96kbps Vorbis really good quality, double that should be good enough :P (if anyone's wondering how good I am at picking up defects, try a few tests similar to these)

feinicks · 30/03/2008 06:14 AM

xero1 Wrote:
diego Wrote:
Assassinator Wrote:I can't really hear the difference between high bitrate and lossless anyways, so I generally don't use lossless.

To me, something like 160kb/s Vorbis is completely indistinguishable from lossless. So no point taking extra space.

same,

You, need a better sound system then. :)

I would need better ears cause the only time I can tell the difference between high bitrate and lowbitrate is when the low bitrate=48kbps and hi=128... after 128, it doesn't sound one bit different to me.. though my music is all at 256.

S7* · 30/03/2008 08:06 AM

I have MediaMonkey3 auto-converting anything above 160~ to 128 before transfer.

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