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<blockquote data-quote="whitedragon551" data-source="post: 7072871" data-attributes="member: 608181"><p>The human ear can not hear any audible differences in music 240kbps and up. 320kbps MP3's will be fine and save much more space. That all depends on the original quality of the music and the process used to encode it though. You cant up convert a 192kbps song to a 320kbps song and expect the same quality as a native CD down converted to a 320kbps MP3.</p><p></p><p>Apple also has a lossless file called AAC. If you rip a CD with iTunes and convert to AAC you can play lossless files on your HU. Its very similar to Flac.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="whitedragon551, post: 7072871, member: 608181"] The human ear can not hear any audible differences in music 240kbps and up. 320kbps MP3's will be fine and save much more space. That all depends on the original quality of the music and the process used to encode it though. You cant up convert a 192kbps song to a 320kbps song and expect the same quality as a native CD down converted to a 320kbps MP3. Apple also has a lossless file called AAC. If you rip a CD with iTunes and convert to AAC you can play lossless files on your HU. Its very similar to Flac. [/QUOTE]
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