20 Reasons Why WAV Is Better Than MP3 ( By Silent Code )

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Re: 20 Reasons Why WAV Is Better Than MP3 ( By Silent Code )

Post by CreamLord » Sun Apr 21, 2013 12:27 am

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Re: 20 Reasons Why WAV Is Better Than MP3 ( By Silent Code )

Post by skimpi » Sun Apr 21, 2013 1:20 am

jonahmann wrote:
Wikipedia wrote:WAV format contains uncompressed audio
WAV = Uncompressed

FLAC = Lossless compression

MP3 = Lossy Compression
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Re: 20 Reasons Why WAV Is Better Than MP3 ( By Silent Code )

Post by VirtualMark » Wed Apr 24, 2013 2:13 pm

Kit Fysto wrote:
paradigm x wrote:Wheres VirtualMark?
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I have no further comments on discussions like this - after all, why ruin a good debate with facts? This type of thread will never die, and the claims get more and more outlandish - mp3 bad for the environment? Lol!
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Re: 20 Reasons Why WAV Is Better Than MP3 ( By Silent Code )

Post by _helix » Wed Apr 24, 2013 2:33 pm

Between a wav and an mp3 I can't really hear the difference, now if the mp3 is at 128kbps or anything below 320kbps I can tell right away.
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