Well,

It depends on what you want to archive.

I use to archive radio broadcasts of interest for me, and, when in stereo,
I use a simple -q 0 --strictly-enforce-iso 
which means 128 kbps.

it's good enough.

Now, for music at cd quality, nothing absolutely fine.

I have several nome mp3 playing machines (terratec pogo (diskman) mp3po,
and Brujo).
There really is a difference especially in dynamic compared to the
original cd played on my Wadia. But, of course, these are not same
category equipments!

On Fri, 2 Aug 2002 11:00:34 -0700 (PDT), Chris Holt wrote:

>That's pretty strong.  How about "I would not" or "You should not".
>If that's too much typing an IMHO would suffice.
>
>"no perceivable differences" implies a very subjective topic as there are no doubt 
>differences in what each of us is capable of percieving.
>
>r3mix preset works for me, with my ears and my best equipment, but I have no doubt 
>that there are those who say they can tell the difference.  But in the end, if I am 
>archiving the music for ME, why would I care?
>
>The latest messages I can find in the archive are from 2001.  So can you give me a 
>hint as to what you are on about?
>
>--- "Jaroslav Lukesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Do not use MP3 for archiving. See my latest mails in archive.
>
>Chris
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