06-16-2006, 05:57 PM
The nice thing about digital is that it doesn't degrade.
The bad thing is that it is sort of degraded to start with, if we are talking about MP3s or stuff from iTMS.
Most of what I have is classical and will remain on CD. Aside from wanting better sound quality, I have yet to rip a single classical CD into iTunes (in AIFF format) for which I didn't have to laboriously enter most or all of the track information or edit the info for spelling or other errors. That gets old incredibly fast.
The bad thing is that it is sort of degraded to start with, if we are talking about MP3s or stuff from iTMS.
Most of what I have is classical and will remain on CD. Aside from wanting better sound quality, I have yet to rip a single classical CD into iTunes (in AIFF format) for which I didn't have to laboriously enter most or all of the track information or edit the info for spelling or other errors. That gets old incredibly fast.