Re: Upconverting AAC files

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jlanci join:2005-08-30 Staten Island, NY	reply to rusdi Re: Upconverting AAC files So then in theory you could never go higher than CD quality audio which is what 128kbps wav format... i think?? So for example you cannot rip a CD at 256kbps and hear any difference because the source is still encoded at 128kbps? Am I correct or is there a way to repair the damage done during compression and guess at the missing information to bring it back up to full quality. I know this can be done with photos.
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rusdi American V Premium,MVM join:2001-04-28 Flippin, AR clubs:	said by jlanci : So then in theory you could never go higher than CD quality audio which is what 128kbps wav format... i think?? So for example you cannot rip a CD at 256kbps and hear any difference because the source is still encoded at 128kbps? No "theory". That's exactly right! You can re-encode a 128 bitrate tune @ a higher encoded bitrate, however it can't be higher quality sound, than the original 128 bitrate sound...you do in fact understand. -- F@H console client Come fold for a cure with us.
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