Comments on: Downloading vs Ripping MP3′s from Vinyl Records http://www.classicvinylrecord.com/download-rip-mp3-from-vinyl-records/ Vinyl Records, Classic Albums and Audiophile Stuff Wed, 14 Dec 2011 18:41:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Benhttp://www.classicvinylrecord.com/download-rip-mp3-from-vinyl-records/comment-page-1/#comment-849 Ben Fri, 14 Nov 2008 13:02:42 +0000 http://www.classicvinylrecord.com/?p=99#comment-849 Robert, thanks for the comment. I have downloaded FLAC files (from a CD) before, and listened to them on a FLAC plugin for Winamp. Of course, they didn't sound any different.I never thought to rip vinyl that way. That sounds to me like the way to go.Ben Robert, thanks for the comment. I have downloaded FLAC files (from a CD) before, and listened to them on a FLAC plugin for Winamp. Of course, they didn’t sound any different.

I never thought to rip vinyl that way. That sounds to me like the way to go.

Ben

]]> By: Roberthttp://www.classicvinylrecord.com/download-rip-mp3-from-vinyl-records/comment-page-1/#comment-848 Robert Fri, 14 Nov 2008 09:48:16 +0000 http://www.classicvinylrecord.com/?p=99#comment-848 I rip my vinyl to FLAC in 32bit, 192kHz Beats the 'ol 16bit 44kHz. I hate MP3 does not feel the same, However the FLAC files feel the closest. Why would you do this? Well for one I have a custom Audiophile grade sound system in my car (not BOSE, I made it myself) and I can't stand listening to CD's. So I have a computer system that can play back 32 bit encoded FLAC files. I rip my vinyl to FLAC in 32bit, 192kHz Beats the ‘ol 16bit 44kHz. I hate MP3 does not feel the same, However the FLAC files feel the closest. Why would you do this? Well for one I have a custom Audiophile grade sound system in my car (not BOSE, I made it myself) and I can’t stand listening to CD’s. So I have a computer system that can play back 32 bit encoded FLAC files.

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