dragonhunter281

I have been using MusicBee 2.4 to manage roughly FLAC files from my CD collection. I use EAC to rip my files to WAV, then I use FLAC Frontend to convert them. Musicbee has been amazing since they have a portable ZIP version that does not have to be installed so it is easily copied and transferred between my other desktops/laptops. The amount of customization is ridiculous compared to other players that I have tried in the past and I highly recommend it. Currently, mine is a bit out of date but the new version might be worth checking out. For the past five years since ditching iTunes, I have been on a lossless only project replacing every single song that I have. Out of 2,615 songs, I have about 26 songs left to replace and would have been difficult if I had not discovered this player right before I started . I'll leave a screenshot below; all these files are still LAME encoded CBR 320 Kbps.

Greetings all, For the past four years, I have completely redone my library of 2,485 songs to full legitimate lossless copies in FLAC. I have come across many official store bought CDs (too many to list) that have had serious QA issues where songs were derived from really bad MP3s. However, one song has completely bothered me and I can't seem to locate a real source copy. Here is a copy of Whitney Houston's I Believe in You and Me from the 2000 2 Disc Greatest Hits CD. Has anyone came across this before? I haven't personally checked the 1996 single or the Soundtrack but I have snooped around and still have not been able to located any real lossless copy. Obviously, since this recorded in the 90s, I would be shocked if this is what were left with. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks