DavidMahler
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Would RWA's iMod procedure be worth it even if I were to use very high quality lossy files......like 320 AAC or 256 vbr AAC? Would I still notice a sound quality difference?
Originally Posted by kostalex /img/forum/go_quote.gif I am also interested. BTW, why do you need lossy? Do you know about 240 GB upgrade for iMods (and iPod 5.5g)? |
Originally Posted by DavidMahler /img/forum/go_quote.gif i actually have the 240 GB harddrive..............but i have so many CDs, I'd like to have a lot...........even if I encode it in lossy format i wont be able to fit even a 10th of my collection on the ipod |
Originally Posted by nkk /img/forum/go_quote.gif I cannot help you with the problem, but I would like to say that is a lot of music. What is it, exactly? Just curious, but to have such a broad spectrum there, you either have to have a relatively broad taste, or have a huge collection of a genre that has an absolutely huge repertoire, such as classical or even opera (and even then, to like all periods an styles is to have relatively broad tastes). - Nkk (an inquiring mind) EDIT: so I reread your post, and here is my (very very rough) estimate: at 1/10 of your collection = 240 GB, you have at least 2400 GB of music. assuming 600 MB = .6 GB per CD is about 4000 CDs. That is a lot. Is that estimate anywhere close? |
Originally Posted by Ubijza /img/forum/go_quote.gif In my experience- yes, it is worth it, absolutely so. Think of it this way- imagine you burn a cd for playback on a high quality cd player+amp, but use a lossy file. Would you still hear the difference in resolution, dynamics compared to a sub-par portable mp3 player? OF COURSE you would... |