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Using EAC

Discussion in 'Audio' started by sebe, Aug 23, 2002.

  1. sebe

    sebe Guest

    I have tried using Exact Audio Copy but am not getting good quality music when I try to play them they are distorted. I do everything ok but the play back is poor. I am using a 486DX with low capacity memory could this be the reason. Please tell me the system requirements that I need to have good quality MP3s or the best player to use.
     
    sebe, Aug 23, 2002
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  2. cd-rw.org

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    What MP3 player you use? I think 486DX may have trouble decoding the files. What settings are you using for the MP3 encoding?
     
    cd-rw.org, Aug 25, 2002
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  3. A_Klingon

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    Sebe --

    I too, not all that long ago, had to use a 486 to play back mp3 files. With WinAmp and most other "involved" players, your cpu will not likely be able to handle the playback requirements in real time. (choppy playback).

    I have two simple (now discontinued I think) freeware players that are both *most* 486-friendly. (They are two simple versions of a tiny mp3-only player, "AudioActive".)

    You can have either or both, if I can find somewhere to upload/email them.

    -- Mike, A_Klingon --
     
    A_Klingon, Aug 27, 2002
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