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You can't control the quality of purchased music files. More significantly, you can't be sure that gapless playback has been encoded correctly into anything sol
by kevin_thibedeau 5y ago
You can't control the quality of purchased music files. More significantly, you can't be sure that gapless playback has been encoded correctly into anything sold by the track. I continue to purchase music on CDs but they get used once while being ripped then go into storage.
- Melatonic 5y agoThere are places where you can buy very high quality music files without needing a physical CD.
- Elidrake42 5y ago> You can't control the quality of purchased music files Sure you can, hdtracks has been around for nearly 15 years now, and even offers the same redbook data you'd find on a CD if you don't trust their FLAC encoding.