View Poll Results: Ogg, MP3, or Flac
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ogg
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mp3
13 38.24% -
flac
3 8.82%
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Originally I was ogg until I discovered FLAC.
FLAC for sure because I can lose quality if I need another format for an mp3 player, but I sure can't go ...
- 01-22-2006 #21Linux Newbie
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Originally I was ogg until I discovered FLAC.
FLAC for sure because I can lose quality if I need another format for an mp3 player, but I sure can't go the other way.
- 01-22-2006 #22Linux User
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im on mp3, because i hate the ****** drm and liscencing etc on windows wma format, recorded it all in mp3 with creativeplaycentre (came with sound card), and zapped it over to linux when i made the switch. i still stick with mp3 as its tried and tested, and i dont think my mp3 player supports ogg or flac
You know, aliens are going to come to earth in 50 years and kill the hell out of us for DDoSing their networks with this SETI crap
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- 01-22-2006 #23Linux Guru
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Halo 2 and Xbox Live headsets use ogg for example
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- 01-23-2006 #24Linux Guru
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I voted MP3. Say what you will about lossless versus lossy, open versus proprietary, the industry standard is MP3. If you're just going to play this stuff at home, any format will work, but most popular players only support MP3, M4A or WMA. Just my two cents.
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