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So bored...

About 9GB. It's going to go up big time in the near future though as I just signed up for allofmp3 (which owns).
 
I went on a frenzy the other day so now I've got easily 50GB+ of classical music. I usually listen to Internet radio anyway (there are 2-3 good classical stations that are reliable enough for me to just listen to those).
 
I just lost 11GB in a bizarre partition corruption accident. Back up to about 1GB now, reripping CDs and trying to track down the rare stuff on Soulseek 🙁
 
its quality that matters more than quantity!
320kb FLAC here, ~5gb and growing... if i knew any better i would have ripped way more in the past, then again i never enjoyed such nice sounding audio setup back then...
 
16.4 GB, mostly indie/alternative rock. And about 95% legally ripped from my own collection. The other 5 percent i haven't bought YET.
 
Originally posted by: VanillaH
its quality that matters more than quantity!
320kb FLAC here, ~5gb and growing... if i knew any better i would have ripped way more in the past, then again i never enjoyed such nice sounding audio setup back then...

320kb/sec FLAC contradicts itself
 
Originally posted by: J0hnny
This message board has been sent to the authorities.

lol ripping my own music CDs that i own for my own backup purposes. just one copy and no more, no less. now could you explain how that violates any copyright laws?
 
Originally posted by: J0hnny
Nah, I don't care. I was just joking.

hehe we are cool, i am having hard time detecting jokes in others' posts... thats what sleep deprivation does for you!
 
320kb/sec FLAC contradicts itself
erk.. you are right, what was i thinking :roll: what i really meant was that is what i choose in EAC options when i directly compress in a one-step process. to my understanding all lossless codecs should sound identical and the difference only comes in compression time+ratio/decompression cpu utilization.
 
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