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Subject: Re: One Other Thing, Chuck

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N5rdc

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Date Posted: 14:47:08 09/29/00 Fri
Author Host/IP: dai-tx6b-64.rasserver.net/198.211.201.64
In reply to: chuck 's message, "Re: One Other Thing, Chuck" on 13:36:48 09/29/00 Fri

> I plan on going off the line out on the back of my
> computer.
> At that point it won't matter. Hopefully the dynamic
> range & S/N ratio will be close to that of my audio
> equipment.

You missed me here, Chuck. - It makes no difference where you pick off the signal, but how it was originally recorded.
This will show up, no matter where you pick up the signal.
On the other hand, sound quality, depends on the ears of the listener.

>
> > If you are planning on burning MP3's to Audio format,
> > pick only those songs that are recorded at a Bitrate
> > of 128, and a Frequency of 44,100 mhz, as this the
> > Audio format of CD's. - Other Bitrates and/or
> > frequencies may and probably won't be satisfactory.

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