On 28 Feb 01, 8:15AM, Chad Gombosi wrote:
> If you for some reason, *must* use a digital conection, and the CD player
> won't jive with the digital out on the soundcard, then converting the tracks
> to .wav would give you far superior quality, and should bypass the problem.
that is misleading. by "converting the tracks to .wav", i assume you mean
that the cd should be ripped to .wav files. but it sounds as if you're
saying that something would be gained by converting mp3's to wav's. THAT
wouldn't help anything.
> Also, try playing the CD in Winamp instead of your normal CD player. I think
> Winamp plays CDs back basicly as .wav files, instead of doing what Windows
> CD player does which is just controling your CDROM and using it's built in
> DAC, and sending though the passthrough in your sound card.
no, winamp does the same thing: control your cd player. you can set it to
"sample" from the soundcard, but that just means that the oscilloscope
works from the cd-audio; the sounds coming out are the same as with the
windows cd player.
peter
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