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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Dak... To throw another wrench into the works, if you want to send quality files.
There are several very good lossless audio compressors. The sender and receiver would have the compression tool, the sender would compress and send. Upon receiving the file the receiver would uncompress and import to Audacity do what they need, export, compress and send back as needed.
FLAC, Monkey's Audio and Shorten are three and all are free. very good to know this...that would seem to really help keep the sound quality the same...thanks 
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