[yliu]

about 40% is 16bit .aiff at 48Khz sample rate. the rest is 256-320 mp3 or aac.

 

[CDewey]

God bless used CD stores. I usually buy my discs for $4-8 depending on how new the release is. I rip to ALAC and let the discs sit in spindles.

 

[Stoin]

Flac.

Only because I ripped all my vinyl to Flac and have all my CD's in Flac. It used to be WMA Lossless, but my Majik can't play those.

 

[salannelson]

Vinyl and 256 VBR AAC

 

[clarinetman]

A mix of FLAC, 256AAC/Mp3, and 320mp3.

 

[Tomoyo]

A mix of FLAC, APE, and mp3.

 

[pavoo]

HE-AAC

 

[MrGreen]

Voted other.

Combination of CD/Vinyl/Flac/V0 and V2 mp3 (when nothing higher is available).

I use ogg aotuv beta on my portable setup.

 

[3602]

[FIXED - THANK YOU]

 

[tke398]

70% FLAC, 30% Vinyl

 

[Signal2Noise]

Library consists of just over 1000 bought CDs. All are ripped to 256~320 kbps MP3 for portable device listening. I am also presently ripping everything to FLAC (currently on the U's) in preparation of getting the Logitech Squeezebox Touch when it's released. I still occasionally listen to the physical CD at home or on the road.

 

[jd4091]

mp3 320 cbr

 

[dallan]

Other->ALAC & WAV
But I do have a couple thousand CDs, just try to convert them as I am going to listen to put them on my Macbookpro as a server.

 

[Ra97oR]

ALAC and a little 320 LAME mp3.

 

[MrGreen]

Quote:

Originally Posted by dallan /img/forum/go_quote.gif Other->ALAC & WAV But I do have a couple thousand CDs, just try to convert them as I am going to listen to put them on my Macbookpro as a server.

whats the reason for using wav?