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fwiw, you could convert those wav files to flac without losing any quality and save considerably on file size. you'd also end up with the added benefit of being
by Pwntastic 12y ago
fwiw, you could convert those wav files to flac without losing any quality and save considerably on file size. you'd also end up with the added benefit of being able to properly tag them
- chiph 12y agoI converted them to .mp3 (at a fairly high bitrate) so they'd play off a USB stick in the car (it doesn't know flac). It increases my storage, having two copies like that. But I think of the .mp3 files as my "mix tapes" that I wouldn't be upset to lose since I can make another at any time. :) Backups are a requirement, now that I've gotten rid of the physical media. Local storage is on a mirrored drive array. I also have a copy on a Truecrypt'd drive at work, and another copy at a relative's house several states away. Online backup really isn't an affordable option for 350+ gb. :/