Lost Mp3 collection, how to rebuild on the cheap (legally)?

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#1705496 18-Jan-2017 21:25

blakamin:

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Doesnt google music reduce quality?

It has a few quality settings.

It is adaptive based on your connection speed and type - for example, mobile they normally stream at 120kbit (CD Quality) but downloads and via PC on broadband you'll get 320kbit which is plenty fine.

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#1705504 18-Jan-2017 21:52

michaelmurfy:

blakamin:

Pumpedd:

Doesnt google music reduce quality?

It has a few quality settings.

It is adaptive based on your connection speed and type - for example, mobile they normally stream at 120kbit (CD Quality) but downloads and via PC on broadband you'll get 320kbit which is plenty fine.

You can adjust it manually for mobile networks. I have a large data cap so mine is set on highest. Never had it skip or lower quality.

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#1705538 18-Jan-2017 23:05

I'm quite happy using Spotify.

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#1707442 22-Jan-2017 14:23

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need to provide proof of purchase as one would expect.

Who says that? Seems absurd!

Its copyrighted material....you either need the discs or need proof of purchase. Makes sense to me.

I don't think proof of purchase counts for anything. When you buy a CD / DVD etc, the ownership of the disc itself is what grants you the right to access it's contents.

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