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Posted by NRen2k5 on 09/17/05 10:30
On 9/16/2005 1:55:55 PM, "asdf" wrote:
>tunebite claims the mp3's it makes are very good quality.. I'm
>wondering how good ? where is the loss in quality coming from ( from
>the original wma ).. is it coming from the conversion to analog mainly
>or the sound card and sound system on the computer or the conversion of
>the analog back into mp3. probably everywhere but what would you do to
>get the least degrade in quality..
>1) sample at highest rate possible
>2) get best possible sound card
>3) encode at highest rate possible
>
>where is the weakest link in this system...
>
>
If TuneBite just digitally copies the sound data as it goes to the card, then there will be no difference in sound quality due to your soundcard. However if like you're telling me it is actually meant to play the sound through the Speaker jack and record back through the Line jack, then yes, the soundcard will affect the quality and basically the weak link is the card's DAC and also how succeptible the card is to the electronic noise coming from inside the PC case.
- NRen2k5
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