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This has probably been asked 1,000,000 times around here. But, I'm wondering what most of you rip your soundtrack CDs as? I've got no issue with storage, so I'm contemplating FLAC or WAV. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!
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Does it matter what FLAC compression level I use? Or, since it's all "lossless", doesn't it matter much?
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For the past few years I've done all my film score CDs in mp3 format at 192 kps. I used to think 160 kps was sufficient. My pop music is still at 160 and it sounds fine, but I upgraded to 192 for important/orchestral music. I can't hear a difference between 192 and the CD itself, and I don't obsess over wave forms on a computer screen, so I think I'm all set.
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If you're going to edit a music file, then lossless is best. And I always save the CD itself. But for the everyday listening copy, I just need it to sound right. How big are FLAC files, anyway? Am I saving much space?
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