From: David M. Ensteness (denstene_at_mac.com)
Date: Tue Feb 17 2004 - 07:43:29 PST
I must take issue with one part.
> Not to rehash an old OT discussion about this (there's plenty in the
> archives) just a few facts:
> can be done blindfolded (and I don't mean the pops etc.)
> Same for original CDs vs. copied
> Even copied on different brands of CDs and different burning speeds
> could be picked out.
The whole point of doing a CD to CD copy is that its 100% the same
digital music that was on the first, there is by definition no
difference or degradation. Now if you convert the first CD to something
compressed and then burn that, OK, fair. But a CD to CD copy is burning
uncompressed digital information, there isn't anything to degrade.
David
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