eq72521;404276 Wrote: > Well, burning the FLACs in DAO (or anything with no gaps) will make the > disc *sound* the same as the original if you listen straight through, > but the actual gap points (the information telling the player that a > gap exists for a particular track) will be lost. What was on the > original disc a pre-track gap for a particular track will forever be > actual normal track information at the end of the preceding track, and > every track will just have a pre-track gap of 0. > > This mainly makes a difference in shuffle mode. > Ahh gotcha. Makes sense, thanks for the explanation. I never use shuffle so I wouldn't have noticed!
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