On the MP3 site, there ar
- Rippers
- Encoders
- Skins
What are these??????
Thanks Joe
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RickRichtmyer
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I'm not sure about the difference between "Rippers" and "Encoders." I kind of thought that they were both the same thing, i.e., software which converts audio from various sources (WAV files, internal mixer, CD-ROM, line input) into MP3 format. I have MusicMatch Jukebox 5 and in their termninology, "Skins" refers to various color schemes that you can use for the PC based player.
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John Gretzinger
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Rippers are used to rip a song from a CD to turn it into an MP3.
Encoders take sound files from another source - typically not CDs and convert them to MP3 format.
Skins are like Windows Themes but only for the particular player you use. It changes the cosmetics of the player.
John
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Encoders take sound files from another source - typically not CDs and convert them to MP3 format.
Skins are like Windows Themes but only for the particular player you use. It changes the cosmetics of the player.
John
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MSA D-10
'63 Gibson Hummingbird
16/15c Hammered Dulcimer