Reply to "Computer Audio Quality"

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I had a reply up about adding a sound card, but it seems to have disappeared. Weird...

Usually the built-in soundcard is not of great quality. You also should get a card with more than one set of outputs (one for mix, one for monitoring) if you are going to DJ with it.

Windows Media Player converts to WMA by default, similar to MP3. So, you will loose audio quality when copying a CD using WMP.

I use Easy CD-Creator 5 for making audio or data CDs, and CDRWIN for copying.

11/16/033:31 PM

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