Originally Posted by Jer
Baishou Ecstacy was only a DVD though, right? I mean ripping the audio from that isn't the same as having it released on a cd.
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Wrong.
They used a form of audio uncommon in DVD movies, which is one hair away from being the same as CD. With a couple of free programs you can transfer that audio to CD with songs divided up into tracks and everything. The burnt disc not only being
functional, but actually being "CD quality", isn't an exaggeration - you're literally ripping raw audio and burning it as raw. There's no compression or decompression involved.
On another note, this same type of raw audio is on all other retail Ringo/Jihen DVDs. So if a new album track sounds like a carbon copy of a concert, it effectively
is "copying an older CD".