[pp.int.general] [rrpp] Helsinki Conference, audio files, track 1

[Will Pomes]

yes, thats probably true, but you can play flac on basically anything if you
download the codec. mp3 is patent encumbered.

On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 7:08 AM, Pasi Palmulehto <
scoffer at kofeiini.riippuvuus.net> wrote:

> I doubt camcorder has a quality enough to need FLAC even when processed.
>
> -Pasi Palmulehto
> Finnish Pirate Party
>
> > use flac. its a higher quality, and it is free.
> >
> >         Robert Mitwicki schrieb:
> >         > Hi everyone,
> >         >
> >         > Can I put this audio records in to  public place - like
> >         youtube ?
>
> >         i'd prefer, if we make mp3 out of them first and maybe
> >         distribute them
> >         through bittorent ?
> >         Since its not video, i see no use for youtube here, besides
> >         the fact,
> >         that we should use our contents to make PR for ourselves
> >         first.
> >         Oh, and i'm kinda oldschool regarding the fact that i favour
> >         processing
> >         stuff before releasing it to the public, primarily to improve
> >         quality in
> >         every aspect.
> >         Nevertheless i dont object to publishing it in raw form.
> >
> >         regards,
> >         Jens
> >
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