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VSO Software Discuss, Quality MP3 decoder at Burning Software forum; Hey, I've got a question. If I want to make an audio-CD, there are two steps to be done: 1) convert MP3 to wav 2) burn the wavs Every burning program can do step 2, and all do it at the same quality. But step 1 is a little bit

ernstblaauw (CD Freaks Member): Posts: 218; Posted: 17-11-2002

Hey, I've got a question. If I want to make an audio-CD, there are two steps to be done:
1) convert MP3 to wav
2) burn the wavs

Every burning program can do step 2, and all do it at the same quality. But step 1 is a little bit different. The burning program needs a good mp3-decoder. i.e. Nero does'n't have a good mp3-decoder, and WinAMP does have a correct mp3-decoder. So if i want to burn a cd, i always converted my mp3's with WinAMP 2 to wav's, and burned it with Nero.
My question: has anyone done some analyse or something regarding the quality of the mp3-decoder of BlindWrite? It is a very handy function to burn the mp3's as a audioCD, but i want to know if it is the best quality!

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Dazzler (CD Freaks Member): Posts: 231; Posted: 18-11-2002

How about Easy CD-DA Extractor 5.05? It has an Easy Audio File Converter too, and build-in Lame 3.92 support AFAIK. And just read today there's a new Lame 3.93 out.

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FutureProof (Retired Senior Admin): Posts: 5,372; Posted: 18-11-2002

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Originally posted by ernstblaauw
Hey, I've got a question. If I want to make an audio-CD, there are two steps to be done:
1) convert MP3 to wav
2) burn the wavs

Every burning program can do step 2, and all do it at the same quality. But step 1 is a little bit different. The burning program needs a good mp3-decoder. i.e. Nero does'n't have a good mp3-decoder, and WinAMP does have a correct mp3-decoder. So if i want to burn a cd, i always converted my mp3's with WinAMP 2 to wav's, and burned it with Nero.
My question: has anyone done some analyse or something regarding the quality of the mp3-decoder of BlindWrite? It is a very handy function to burn the mp3's as a audioCD, but i want to know if it is the best quality!

I have the (extra $) Nero plugin "MP3Pro" which is excellent and I also use DiscJuggler which is, IMHO, superior to nero. Feurio! will also convert MP3 to .WAV and provide a list of errors etc

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MTR (CD Freaks Member): Posts: 100; Posted: 21-11-2002

I always use LAME for de-/encoding Mp3's. Easy to use (with RazorLame frontend) and the highest possible quality. And it's free...

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BadReligionPR (Retired Moderator): Posts: 1,222; Posted: 23-11-2002

In agreement

. I use LAME for all my mp3 processing.

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