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Originally Posted by Hanna Sniper
There’s no such thing as a high quality mp3.
mp3 are lossy files, whatever you do don’t ever share or burn these onto a disk. If you are using it for your own personal use (mp3 players) but never put them to disk as you’re only adding the to degrading of music quality. If you’re burning to a disk always go with lossless files such as SHN and FLAC.
I can’t believe there are now sites that charge people for mp3’s that can never again be returned to its original quality.
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Very true, but I know I can't tell the difference between the actual MP3 and the CD (as long as the rip was decent - I use EAC with LAME standard settings; 192 VBR). My musical ear isn't that good so while I may be able to tell that there is a difference, I can't really tell that one is 'better'.
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