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data so as to alter the appearance of the data making it
incomprehensible to those who are not authorized to see the
information. Whether or not files will be encrypted depends on
what format files are in. If recording MP3 files, they w ill not be
encrypted.
Bit Rate
Bit rate refers to the speed at which bits (of information) are
transmitted, usually expressed in bits per second.
Near CD Quality
MP3 files compressed at 96kbps are more commonly referred
to as near CD Quality recordings. The next step up in
recording quality is 128kbps, more commonly referred to as
CD Quality recording. Generally speaking, the higher the bit
rate, the better the sound quality of the resulting file. A track
recorded at near CD quality will take up less hard drive space
than the same track recorded at CD quality. Unfortunately,
sound quality must be sacrificed to save disk space, so the
choice usually is to record tracks at CD quality.
CD Quality
MP3 files compressed at 128 kbps are considered CD quality
recordings. MUSICMATCH offers the ability to record MP3s up
to 320 kbps.
MUSICMATCH
Jukebox
(Standard
Version)
Throughout the MUSICMATCH website and related materials,
you will see references to the standard version of
MUSICMATCH Jukebox. This is the standard (free) version of
the program that allows you to record an unlimited number of
CD Quality recordings, unlimited use of the library and more.
MUSICMATCH
Jukebox Plus
Upgrade the standard version to the enhanced MUSICMATCH
Jukebox Plus for $19.99, which includes many power
features including the ability to encode up to 12 times faster
than the standard version of the jukebox.
Update
Throughout the MUSICMATCH web site and related materials,
you will see references to 'updating the software'. Update
refers to updating your version of MUSICMATCH Jukebox to a
new, or more recent software release. There is no cost to
update the program and you can check for software updates
anytime by choosing Update Software from the Register menu
within the player.
Constant Bit Rate
(CBR)
Constant Bit Rate encoding is a method that ensures a
consistent bit rate throughout an encoded file, potentially at
the expense of audio quality and/or Encoder efficiency.
Use CBR encoding when you need to limit the size of the MP3
file or produce consistent file sizes. Choose a CBR setting
from 16kbps to 320kbps from the Record Settings screen to