Most of the lossless products circulating on the Internet are extracted from commercially available CDs, DTS-CDs, LPCDs and other sound sources. The quality is mainly affected by the quality of the CD itself, the quality of the ripping equipment and the producer. The level is affected by several factors. The lossless sources of QQ Music are nothing more than these categories. In this way, the quality of each specific lossless song (wav, ape, flac, etc. formats) is also different. It cannot be said that which download is better. It should be said that both good and bad coexist. In addition, lossless has high requirements on playback equipment. For PC, it will be difficult to achieve its desired effect without a good sound card and a decent pair of headphone amplifiers.

For lossless downloads, I personally feel that BT sites are better, such as HDC, CHD, etc., which are very fast and have relatively complete resources, but the threshold is relatively high, and it is difficult for small water pipes to survive. If a friend sends an invitation, If the bandwidth is good, you can try it.

VeryCD’s resources are free and comprehensive. But now you can’t see the ed2k link directly using the browser. You have to use the resource search on the eMule client to get the ed2k link, and then you can download it using Thunder Offline or something else

The reason why Kugou can download losslessly is Kugou users will automatically share their own music, that is, they will not download it from other users. The speed is generally very slow, and most of them are split tracks (it feels that the quality of split tracks has always been difficult to guarantee)

There are many forums that provide lossless music enjoyment. Most of them require registration, and generally there is no charge. They mostly use methods such as 115 Netdisk, Huawei Netdisk, Chengtong Netdisk, Sina iAsk Information, etc. to share resources, such as BT Home, 80 Music Forum, Chuan Chuan Shao Music Forum, Chop Sui Backyard, etc. You can occasionally find good resources on it.

No matter where you download it from, you have to judge the quality of the resource yourself. Your ears are always the most reliable. . . When you buy a CD, you may also buy a pirated disc, not to mention the audio track extracted from the disc.