you have a 48khz audio CD
it's the apocalypse!!!!!
How do I share AMVs over 100MB in a-m-v.org??
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Analog would be like you used Sound Recoder to record sounds coming from your line-in or microphone port.
Digital is if you use a ripping program like CDex, EAC or RealJukebox.
Also CD audio is 44.1Khz
Also 8s - 9s aren't bad ? No ones bitching at those scores. Some people use the audio score to say how well the audio/video matched. Though I doubt that's the case.
Someone doing basic ripping is not getting 100% quality out of their files. If you really cared you'd like use EAC and make sure you got the least amount of errors as possible(even maybe buying a new CD if there were too many). Then reading up on using LAME and getting the best MP3 encode possible.
So actually I believe with lame there is a preset that works best and it encodes your mp3 @ 192Kbits.
So you know, a 8 or a 9, means it's good. 10 would be if you went into detail on how you got the audio and specifically put "I MADE THE AUDIO AS GOOD AS FREAKIN' POSSIBLE".
Digital is if you use a ripping program like CDex, EAC or RealJukebox.
Also CD audio is 44.1Khz
Also 8s - 9s aren't bad ? No ones bitching at those scores. Some people use the audio score to say how well the audio/video matched. Though I doubt that's the case.
Someone doing basic ripping is not getting 100% quality out of their files. If you really cared you'd like use EAC and make sure you got the least amount of errors as possible(even maybe buying a new CD if there were too many). Then reading up on using LAME and getting the best MP3 encode possible.
So actually I believe with lame there is a preset that works best and it encodes your mp3 @ 192Kbits.
So you know, a 8 or a 9, means it's good. 10 would be if you went into detail on how you got the audio and specifically put "I MADE THE AUDIO AS GOOD AS FREAKIN' POSSIBLE".