I need to be able to hear any system sounds in any time. System sounds are important to me. Very important.

Winamp. What i've ever used. Now that it's stopped being updated not sure what I will use. Winamp is so easy, compact, light and user-friendly. Anyways, thats what I'm using.

Quote:   What am I currently using? (system default)

Yes, it's important that I am able to hear every system sound or any other sound for that matter. Thanks.

I'm using DS as of now am I not?

Do I get to be able to listen to system sounds/other sounds though? It's important that my PC notifies me about anything important.

So you mean, whatever I select in the settings I will lose quality due to resampling? I don't really care about games, I just want to listen to my lossless music the way it's intended to be listened to.

OS is Windows 7. Control Panel -> Sound -> Properties -> Advanced tab   Questions are:   Default format: What should I select here? [ 16/24bit ] [44.1/96kHz]     Shared mode VS Exclusive mode - What should I use?     Resampling will screw my quality, so what do I do in order to get...

Anybody...?

Quote: I really didnt understand what you just said. Sorry.   'input file' is the .flac file? or?   Did you see my screenshot? I downloaded the lossless (FLAC) album, then I used dbpoweramp to convert the .flac songs to .wav, and the result was - .wav file is smaller than the .flac...

Hello again. I think something's wrong. Is it possible that after converting a .flac to a .wav, the wav file is smaller than the flac? I don't think that's possible, as FLAC works like .rar and when the .rar is extracted the folder that comes out of it should be larger.. that's the way it works...

I would appreciate some tutorials or how exactly to convert FLAC to WAV .. Some people use dbpoweramp or whatever its name is.. I was told that Nero does that converting on-the-fly which is not the way I prefer. I want to convert my songs in a folder and then just use those .wav files and burn a...

Do I lose sound quality/bit rate/anything if I convert FLAC files to WAV files? I know that FLAC is the best as it is lossless.

Quote:     So what you are trying to tell me is that there's no difference between a random CD-R disc and a Music CD-R disc ? I was searching particularly for that label (CD-DA) on discs because my car's manual says:  

Quote:   What is this then? :)