In terms of audio quality, CD carries better quality than MP3 as it does not compress the audio data. MP3 files use compression techniques to reduce the file size by 50% up to 95% or even more. MP3 compression normally does a good job at compressing the files but the compression will always lose quality. Sometimes, the loss of quality is not noticed but as the amount of compression increases, so the more obvious the losses become.
MP3 files take up far less space with a typical song size of 4MB compared to a CD format song taking around 40MB
Yes/No. If you were one to take music around a Mp3 player would be best. If you were to buy a CD it would be hard to run around with a CD player.
But if you like to just hang around a home a CD will do just fine!
Of course MP3 players are better than CD players.
No, not even better than both of them. MP3 players and iPods are better than CD players.
no
CDs, iPods, MP3s.
coz its joel. hahaha nah rileys way better
The process of creating MP3s from music CDs is called "ripping".
Yes way better
cds are better cds are better
cds or records, yes. mp3s, I don't think so.
From cursory searches it seems that only the highlights are available to download as MP3s. Perhaps the best option would be to purchase the complete cycle on CDs which could then converted into MP3s (or AACs if better sound quality is preferred) as they are imported into iTunes.
I suggest Corner Stone Gifts. It has newestMalayalam worship and devotional CDs and MP3s.
If you burn Mp3s to a CD (Burn as DATA not Audio), then you will be able to fit far more music onto it.Providing you have a CD player that can play back DATA CDs this will work much better for you than burning audio.Instead of having upto say 20 tracks you could have 300 on one disc!
I would suggest the ipod nano because it is less complicated than the other mp3s
Yes their is more cds than DVDs