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In Reply to: I understand that but I thought the players (like Foobar) improved the sound posted by PhilJ on March 8, 2015 at 19:45:44:
Boy, is this opening a can of worms!
In a nutshell, some inmates think the media player you run changes the sound you hear while others think all competently designed media players sound pretty much the same. There is some friction between the two groups. Just know that this issue is disputed.
I recommend that you fiddle around with Foobar for a bit and learn how to play internet streams and how to rip and playback optical discs. Start tagging songs and building a library. There's lots of fun and enjoyment to be had with just basic software and computers. Once you're more familiar with PC audio then you can start branching out into the more esoteric areas and see what works for you.
JE
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- RE: I understand that but I thought the players (like Foobar) improved the sound - Jaundiced Ear 12:00:21 03/09/15 (2)
- RE: I understand that but I thought the players (like Foobar) improved the sound - Bob_C 13:35:03 03/10/15 (0)
- thanks JE I had no idea three was a debate and I understand - PhilJ 13:21:34 03/09/15 (0)
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