Hardware music players (was: Moving files)

[Mark Komarinski]

On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 01:23:41PM -0500, bscott at ntisys.com wrote:
> On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, at 12:01pm, mkomarinski at wayga.org wrote:
> > No, as there are few (no?) hardware-based OGG players.
> 
>   I know.  :-(
> 
> > BUT, you can transcode from OGG to MP3 and play that.
> 
>   Speaking of evil.... 

Bah.  If the OGG is at a higher rate than the MP3 (say 192kbps OGG to 128kb
MP3) then you shouldn't notice anything.  If you notice the difference
between a 128kb MP3 and 192kb MP3, then go back to using WAV files.  And
Monster cables.  And the $15,000 speakers designed by Japanes monks.

And bust out the LPs.

I'm not *that* anal about my music.  I just want to hear it.

-Mark
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