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If it can output 320kbps MP3 or equivalent, nobody's gonna notice unless you tell them.
by TazeTSchnitzel 9y ago
If it can output 320kbps MP3 or equivalent, nobody's gonna notice unless you tell them.
- Zpalmtree 9y agoOf course this is correct if you being with a lossless file, but if you start with an already lossy file, despite it being possible to sound the same as a lossless file, when you re-encode it with a different encoding, for example ogg -> mp3, you'll lose different parts of the file in the compression algorithm, so it will end up sounding worse. I can't say I know how the different bluetooth audio codecs work of course.