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PostPosted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 8:52 am 
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Does anyone have any experience importing SCDG tracks from disc to a laptop running karaoke software? I have a bunch of SCDG discs and do not really know where to begin.
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SCDG's are a different animal and you need a special ripper to deal with them.
I have Chartbuster 1-6 on SCDG and I had to get Roxbox's file converter it is available at:

http://roxbox.net/RBKP3.php

it's $39 but worth it if you need to rip SCDG's

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 1:05 pm 
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I second that suggestion. I imported a bunch of my SCDGS using Roxbox file converter as well.

Worked like a charm. I use Siglos, but it can convert them to files you can use with any hosting software.


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Thanks a lot for the help, guys! I have a bunch of SCDGs so the $39 is definitely worth it to me! 8)


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The only downside is that most SCDG's rip out at only 128kbps. Still, you can't beat the prices.


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So does that mean that the sound quality is inferior?


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I have never noticed a difference nor have the customers when compared to regular CDG rips. I usually make my regular rips at 256, I didn't even know these were 128, but they sound fine.


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shemp @ Wed Feb 03, 2010 1:30 pm wrote:
So does that mean that the sound quality is inferior?


That all depends on what you are comparing it too. Technically a 128kbps rip is inferior to a 256kbs rip, yes. Yet superior to a 96kbps rip. :P

Basically it just won't have the same "punch" or sonic clarity. Now, if you were to listen to an A/B comparison back & forth from 128 vs 256 of the same song in a studio or with headphones, would you hear the difference? Some will, some won't.

But in a noisy bar over a PA? Most probably will not not be able to tell...although there are those who claim to have "golden ears" that can always tell the difference.

BTW, this discussion is a lot like asking "which oil is better" on a mechanics forum. Everyone has an opinion!!!


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Bazza @ Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:32 pm wrote:
That all depends on what you are comparing it too.
Also in many cases the song in particular.


Bazza @ Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:32 pm wrote:
Basically it just won't have the same "punch" or sonic clarity. Now, if you were to listen to an A/B comparison back & forth from 128 vs 256 of the same song in a studio or with headphones, would you hear the difference? Some will, some won't.

But in a noisy bar over a PA? Most probably will not not be able to tell...although there are those who claim to have "golden ears" that can always tell the difference.

BTW, this discussion is a lot like asking "which oil is better" on a mechanics forum. Everyone has an opinion!!!
The above is all true and very well stated.

Not that Bazza needed my affirmation...I just haven't posted in a while. :D

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