Listening to Computer Music with Stereo

[EricB]

win amp can rip AAC

 

[djg320]

I've also noticed in almost all mp3 bitrates that a good amount of acoustic information is lost. I've compared a song in CD quality, then mp3 quality and noticed that a full backup guitar's sound was missing and/or extremely weak.

 

[evelmunkey]

yes, but 1411kbps is even more

This is the most random post I have ever seen


No one metioned the wma format. Microsoft is trying to compete. I have read a few things that say the quality is pretty good.

 

[cuziambobby]

win amp was making my computer run slow real slow

 

[DarkMortar]

yes, but 3244kbps is even more than more

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i love the inaccuracy of windows
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[poorman]

Agreed with all the AAC+ comments. The stream I host I encode in AAC+ only at 40kbps. It sounds amazing for the bitrate just imagine that in a higher bitrate. Way better than mp3.

 

[DarkMortar]

hey, i just downloaded winamp, but do i need pro in order to convert music to AAC? cuz i dont see any option of this sort immeditaly.

 

[EricB]

check preferences

 

[DarkMortar]

ok there are a lot of versions of ma4 or acc whatever, whioch one is best! i assume accPlus?[HE-ACC] and one says bitstream mpeg-4/2, and which settings are best for non-pro, ty.

also can this CONVERT an mp3 to accPlus without burning, like if u have an mp3 in folders and u just wanna convert.

 

[EricB]

ok there are a lot of versions of ma4 or acc whatever, whioch one is best! i assume accPlus?[HE-ACC] and one says bitstream mpeg-4/2, and which settings are best for non-pro, ty.

also can this CONVERT an mp3 to accPlus without burning, like if u have an mp3 in folders and u just wanna convert.

mp4 is best for the best sound quality (320 kbps). aac plus is the best for for small size compressing (128 kbps or less)