
If you use MusicMatch or Windows Media Player or any other basic mp3 encoding software you might be interested in knowing that you can gain a much higher quality mp3 with not too much work. I came across Chris Myden’s “Quintessential Guide to Creating High Quality Mp3s” just over a year ago. I had no idea what I was missing until I followed his instructions and compared one of my favorite albums with a 128K encoded mp3 from MusicMatch with one using Exact Audio Copy and the Lame codec with the alt-present-standard switch.
If you own a quality set of speakers or headphones you’ll definitely notice the quality difference if you’re ears are used to 128K mp3 or 64K wma files.
Hi there,What kind of high quality encodes “technology” did you use? I’m looking to do similar things like you describe, but couldn’t find the right tool yet.Could you share?Thanks,Bob
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