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burning shn files - 9/6/2002 7:29:01 AM

aoxomoxoa

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i have been converting shn files to wav and burning them on to cdr's
this works great using ezcd 5 or nero but alot of the songs have poping sounds like listening to a record.

i have a pentium 3 tualatin 1.2
plextor 24x10x40a
512 mb pc133 ram
udma 100 hdds

whay could be the problem??[?][?]

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RE: burning shn files - 9/6/2002 7:32:17 PM

aoxomoxoa

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i thought this was a forum to get answers to cdr cdrw problems.

does nobody have any thoughts, come on man.

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RE: burning shn files - 9/6/2002 8:41:40 PM

Laffin Assassin

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Well I missed your post I thought it was a picture Gallery !!

But the best advice I can give you is go to :-
http://springsteen.shn.tree.free.fr/shn/shn.html
or :-
http://www.u2shn.com/shnfaq.php
And have a read as I never use shn files !!!
I hope this Helps !!!

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RE: burning shn files - 9/7/2002 1:08:22 AM

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I experimented with SHN files earlier in life and gave up on them. I know they advertise there is a "NO LOSS" of frequencies of music files that have been converted to SHN format. This is a bunch of "Hype" The problem, converting music to SHN creates the pops you are talking about. SHN is great for data, but that is where it stops for now, unless improvements are made. MP3's, encoded badly, or by a novice will sound the same. I'll put a LAME encoded VBR MP3 up against any original WAV file, and you'll not notice any difference from the original recording. Stick with the industry format (MP3), use EAC to rip and LAME to encode, you will have quality to last a lifetime.
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RE: burning shn files - 9/10/2002 8:16:00 AM

aoxomoxoa

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i do use eac and lame to encode mp3's
but some shows such as the grateful dead or their brothern bands only give out shn's

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RE: burning shn files - 9/10/2002 8:17:34 AM

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SHN files are popular with people who collect recordings of live performances because these people will know what they are getting. SHN files can be copied and passed around endlessly and still maintain the same quality as the original. Compare that to MP3s, which are lower quality to begin with (due to the lossy compression), and are often subject to generational loss -- the quality continues to deteriorate each time they are converted to WAV, ripped from a CD, or downloaded over Napster (files from Napster are often cut off due to either the remote person disconnecting or bugs in old versions of the Napster software).

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