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If you can, take a look at your actual wave itself. Use Soundforge, CoolEdit, Nero, or any other program that can load and display an mp3 file. I haven't noticed a difference yet, but I don't use the same ripper. I've got a habit of editing the wave before encoding, and different rippers leave a different signature in the first few bits of each cut. This is time consuming, but renders great, fast playing tracks that stack pretty cool in most players. Try encoding a cut from command line prompt and see if the signature differs from a ripped cut. Just a thought. B$ _____________________________________________________________ The more you disapprove, the more fun it is for us. Sign up for FREE email from Kiss My Ass at http://www.kissmyass.com _____________________________________________________________ Select your own custom email address for FREE! Get [EMAIL PROTECTED] w/No Ads, 6MB, POP & more! http://www.everyone.net/selectmail?campaign=tag
--- Begin Message ---I have ripped/encoded hundreds of tracks with Lame 3.93 with EAC at the alt preset extreme setting. I just learned that this version of Lame has bugs at the quality level. Should I be concerned and, dare I say, re-rip everything with an earlier version of Lame? Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks,
Strategic Performance Consulting
Eric H. Killorin, Director
T 802-545-2831
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www.strategic-perform.com
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