[LMB] MP3 advice
Mark Allums
mark at allums.com
Mon Apr 23 16:25:00 BST 2007
I wrote:
> At 03:55 PM 23/04/2007, Meg Justus wrote:
>> And Mark,
>> aren't MP3 CDs by definition audio CDs?
>
>
> The "standard" use of audio CD is to refer to a CDA encoded
> (uncompressed) CD, while an MP3 CD is used to refer to a CD where the
> tracks are encoded in MP3 format. Note that many DVD players will
> also play MP3 CDs.
>
> Iestyn
An audio CD uses PCM encoded audio tracks; an MP3 CD uses a PC-formatted
(data) MP3 file. MP3s happen to contain encoded audio. That's by
coincidence. They are still data tracks.
--Mark A.
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