VBR vs. CBR, hardware compatibility wise..... |
VBR vs. CBR, hardware compatibility wise..... |
Mar 24 2003, 04:34
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Hi there,
I've been reading my way for about 2 or 3 pages w/o finding the info I hoped to find in this section. I'm just getting started w. MP3 and stuff like that. From the info that I read in the last days, MPC seems to be really cool. But my concern is compatibility. I decided to stick w. MP3 but I'm still unsecure about using the superior VBR pre sets. I don't own a portable MP3 player, even don't have a MP3 compatible CD Player yet. I will certainly get me some stuff in the next future, so I really need to know about what's commonly awailable on the market. Do these days CD players cover various formats like VBR, MPC, OGG etc. etc.? I don't have the $$$ to spend on a player that calls for a prize that goes up like a lunar rocket. Wouldn't go for the cheapo stuff either. Is there a consensus about what CD player is a good one for playing the better formats, just like the Technics MK2 represents a good turn table? Sorry guys if this is a boring one, but I'm just getting started and I want to do it once.....the right way, rather than having to change things on hundreds of files once in a while. Sorry for the long post -------------------- [url="http://www.ford-mel-engine.com"]My Forum[/url]
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burn out VBR vs. CBR Mar 24 2003, 04:34
Pio2001 http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....=ST... Mar 24 2003, 12:17
burn out Thank you PIO I'll dig into that. Mar 24 2003, 13:51
sony666 If hardware compatibilty (portable/car/DVD player)... Mar 28 2003, 02:31
burn out Hey Sony,
Guess I'm gonna stick with the CBR i... Mar 28 2003, 03:06
sony666 Nobody will shoot you for using --alt-preset insan... Mar 28 2003, 23:57![]() ![]() |
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