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Why not share them for the rest of humanity?
by whenchamenia 7y ago
Why not share them for the rest of humanity?
- cutler 7y agoBecause the sound quality is fading fast and needs transcribing to MP3, which I'm in the middle of. Unfortunately cassette sound quality deteriorates after 40 years.
- thirdsun 7y agoIf you actually do this I can only hope that you'd use a lossless audio format like FLAC. Even if the fidelity of a cassette recording might not reach the limitations of a lossy codec, you should only consider lossless audio for creating a future-proof archive and collection of music. I think you should do it and provide access to others - I'm sure countless like-minded people would love it.