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I bet he will go for 320. he may not even compress the file  LMAO

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I can neither confirm nor deny ever having or knowing anything about nothing.... mrscott

and if he doesn't even uncompress the file then I guess that is BEST for HIM and I will sleep easier knowing the pinnacle of "best" has been reached and the journey is over for the rest of us... I guess if he wanted the most perfect, and best, cd quality sound, he would use actual cd's... just a thought...

tig

ROTFLMAO

DOg you are the best, and realy know how to stir em up!!!!

128 is ok you can hear some high end wavering - but not bad, I won't rip at anything under 192 but average at 256 or higher.

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Let's  say that I record a song on to the hard drive with my computer.   Would I be able to find the file and click properties to see what it was done at?

Of course. goto the ID tag. I don't even have to right click, I just place the cursor over the file icon it will show a window that display the taged porpeties of the song. But you need to instal an audio ID tag reader program to do that.

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I can neither confirm nor deny ever having or knowing anything about nothing.... mrscott

Play it with winamp it will tell you the rate..

 With a system that has proper (& correct amount) fx applied and using audio procs, the difference in rate is hard to detect.  When the bar is rocking with  a disco volume and acoustics are prevelant along with crowd noise it is virtually impossible to tell the difference...

depends on your os...

I know with windowsxp, and 2000pro, if you hold the mouse over any file, a small popup will come up and tell you the properties of the file, including the size it was created at. I had some downloaded files and did that to see what the difference was.