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11th January 2006, 04:27 PM
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iTunes Ripping Question
Hi, I recently ripped my entire cd collection to iTunes in an uncompressed wav format. Being the newbie I am at computer audio, I failed to check the "use error correction" under iTunes importing preferences before ripping. Any opinions on how much audible degradation the wave tracks may have suffered from this oversight?
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