If someone else could try this on Kruder & Dorfmeisters 'Jazz Master' on K&D Sessions and let me know your findings I'd appreciate it.
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8/20/06 at 1:02pm
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Originally Posted by 1979
Question, a little off topic: I read a Cnet review a while back (yea, they are a little slanted, but still) that rated mp3 players by the quality of a track when tested in mp3, 320 kbps, no EQ and thru a Grado (SR60, I think). According to that list, iPod was the worst of all, and Sony was in the lead, with iAudio and iRiver trailing. My question is, is this software or hardware? Is it the iPod firmware that is causing lower quality (supposedly) that has been fixed thru Rockbox or is it hardware related? I have wanted to buy an old iPod and mod it out with a new hard drive, a new battery and Rockbox but I have been a little worried because quality is always at the top of my list.
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Originally Posted by Febs
Just out of curiosity, what happens if:
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Originally Posted by AtheisticFreedom
2.) The files have to be pre-tagged by something like Foobar, BUT! BIG WARNING HERE! After I ReplayGained'd all my music files, almost half of my files in the iTunes Music folder sometime after that were corrupted and had an underscore (_) at the end of almost every file and folder. Idk what caused this, but...watch out. I spent three hours last night until 3:30 am scrambling to find my back-up music...
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Originally Posted by Febs
There is still skipping if you use CPU-intensive features. These include:
However, as I noted earlier in this thread, the hardware EQ does not cause skipping. So yes, to that extent, skipping issues have been addressed. There has also been progress made on implementing use of the second core on the PortalPlayer chip. Once this is accomplished, audio will be decoded on on the second core and other functions handled on the first core. This should eliminate skipping issues entirely. |




