[mikeeastman]

I'm not a u tube guy but my wife showed me a couple music videos that I liked so I had her record them, was very doubtful of the SQ. She downloaded the video and used Smart converter to rip the audio to wav 24/192. WOW these 2 tracks sound great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu4tjTyqbho

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoXxdObGKuI

[srb]

AFAIK, if you're a YouTube Premium subscriber (and you select High Quality in the settings) you would be getting a 256kbps AAC compressed audio file versus 128kbps AAC from regular YouTube.

If you then convert it with an audio converter, you could output it to a 24/192 or even 32/384 WAV, AIFF or FLAC file, but you would still have the sound quality of 256kbps AAC compressed audio even though the file size increases proportionally.

[mikeeastman]

srb, thanks I'll look into it.

[TomS]

If it sounds good to you, just enjoy