Because I plan to use the .m4a files stored on my computer for studio
work/Final Scratch DJ'ing, so I don't want to import in a lossy format
that I will regret using later when I play the files through a high end
sound system. If I could I would just keep them on my 40GB iPod in the
same format but with the size of my library I would need at least two
more 40's to hold them all.
On Sep 29, 2004, at 11:32 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Why not just keep it as an AAC on both? It makes little sense to do
what you are doing....
J-FOX wrote:
I am trying to convert audio files from the Apple Lossless format to
LAME using the following settings: (--preset cbr 320 -q 0 -ms).
Will the resulting audio quality be the same as if the files were
being converted from the AIFF format? The reason I am doing this is
so I can have a .m4a library on my computer and a .mp3 collection on
my iPod.
Also, am I using the correct settings for maximum quality when using
the LAME engine?
J-Bone (You'd better mind/read your own)
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