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Junior Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 3
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mp3 >> m4p
hey,
do you lose quality transcoding from mp3 to m4p at the same bitrate? ie: itunes doesn't sell a certain song, but walmart does, however walmart is mp3, and i preffer m4p... thanks |
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Sawg 2.0
Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2004
Posts: 5,916
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Yes. (I think you mean .m4a. .m4p is the iTMS DRM protected format). You loose quality when you convert from one lossy format (mp3, vorbis, wma, mp4/m4a/aac, etc...) to another regardless of bitrate.
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Nullsoft Newbie
(Moderator) Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Sheffield, England
Posts: 5,569
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you ALWAYS lose quality transcoding from one lossy format to another (such as m4a and mp3). Either re-rip from the CD or don't transcode.
DO NOT PM ME WITH TECH SUPPORT QUESTIONS |
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Dialup Junkie
(Major Dude) Join Date: May 2003
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Posts: 1,219
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Seen this one?
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....5&goto=newpost Why, why, why, whyyyy do we have to take all this discussion about transcoding. Do everybody a favour. Don't buy iTunes-stuff. Doenload fucking MP3:s/OGG Vorbis/FLAC/APE -songs until the retards on the record-companies understand that they've got to sell songs in standard-formats without this DRM-BULLSHIT!!!! (aaah, now I said it. I'm a happier and more balanced person now since i let out that DRM-pressure inside me )
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Junior Member
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uhh dude this time its not some one bitchin about itunes it some one wanting mp4 format instead of mp3 so he wouldnt download from those places any way
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