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What are the best file settings for transferring CDs to an iPhone?
Getting the quality/file size ratio correct. I've got 16 albums and a 16GB iPhone to play with.
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Unless you have upgraded the iPhone stock headphones significantly then anything over 192kbps will make no difference.
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Like he said! Forgot to ask BTW is this your 1st iPhone? what do you think so far? I've had mine 2 months and I already think it's the only phone I'll ever want from now on. [thumbup]
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I usually rip them to 256kbps as I listen on my PC and PS3 too. I'd prefer to do lossless, but that really kills the amount I can fit on the iPhone.
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What about file format? Should I got for MP3 or what?
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OK, thanks for the advice, guys. http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ies/smile1.gif
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I just can't imagine anything getting better than it. Every time you think someone is catching up Apple release an OS or hardware upgrade and it's back to square one. |
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compatibility and battery saving encoding are benefits of MP3 |
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I would use the highest VBR AAC or MP3 setting, either of those will give you the best file size to audio quality ratio.
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What is the benefit of VBR over CBR? I usually rip my CD's at 320 CBR... http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/unsure1.gif
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