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2009-09-07, 01:44 AM

DMBFan85

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Flac > CDR

I'm using a mac. Is it preferable to burn flac > CDR in toast or go flac > wav > CDR? Does it even matter?

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2009-09-07, 06:42 AM

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Re: Flac > CDR

shouldn't matter either way, especially since yer probly gonna archive the orig flac set for future trades/seeding anyways

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2009-09-08, 03:19 AM

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Re: Flac > CDR

don't throw out your original FLAC files... also consider hooking yer comp to the home stereo it will save you burning a bazillion audio cdrs.

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2009-09-11, 11:06 AM

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Re: Flac > CDR

Thanks guys.

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