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Audio CDs and data CD-ROMs use different encoding modes. Data CDs have an extra layer of error correction. Audio CDs have less error correction because small b
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
Audio CDs and data CD-ROMs use different encoding modes.
Data CDs have an extra layer of error correction. Audio CDs have less error correction because small bit errors are not a big deal for your listening experience. Most CD players quietly interpolate over small errors in a way that you probably don't even notice.