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This is probably a stupid question but I've heard more than one answer so I'm looking for the right one. If I burn a CD on my computer from one I bought at a store, is the musical quality exactly the same? If not, what causes the quality to be degraded?Also, if I buy music online (iTunes for instance) is the sound quality inferior? Why? If I want to use iTunes to store my CD's in case they get scratched (heaven forbid), what is the best way to do so without losing any quality in the sound?
One last thing, when it comes to higher quality audiophile CD's (not necessarily SACD or DVD-Audio), will a copy made on a computer be identical to the original?
Thanks for helping a techno-illiterate out.
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Topic - Questions About Copying Cd's & Digital Music - sgupton@teksystems.com 13:32:09 04/26/05 ( 13)
- Hydrogenaudio.com might be the place to go with such questions - dingo dave 12:56:32 04/27/05 ( 0)
Re: Questions About Copying Cd's & Digital Music - Jim 10:08:40 04/27/05 ( 1)
- More is better, but - cdb 18:44:12 04/27/05 ( 0)
Re: Questions About Copying Cd's & Digital Music - TommyK 06:45:50 04/27/05 ( 1)
- Agree on EAC (which is a totally FREE download!) and slow copy and burn times - Elizabeth 10:39:58 04/28/05 ( 0)
Re: Questions About Copying Cd's & Digital Music - iam not a prirate 17:18:09 04/26/05 ( 0)
head jitter - MarkgM 14:09:21 04/26/05 ( 6)
- Does Audio HiJack - Ross 11:34:10 04/27/05 ( 2)
- It's simple - jbmcb 12:13:40 04/27/05 ( 1)
- software... - marc g. 15:38:25 04/28/05 ( 0)
iTunes not burnable - faithnomorefreak 19:37:10 04/26/05 ( 2)
- What are the limitations? nt - MarkgM 20:06:37 04/26/05 ( 0)
Sure they are - jbmcb 20:06:26 04/26/05 ( 0)