Hi ferrari909,
Any file format can be burned to a 'data' CD. For an 'audio' CD to play on all CD players, the various audio formats must be converted to the standard Red Book audio format (digital audio encoding: 2-channel signed 16-bit Linear PCM sampled at 44,100 Hz). The closest audio format to Red Book audio is the wave format.
So I assume you're saying the quality of a wmv to Red Book audio conversion is better than a flac to Red Book audio conversion (ruling out the hardware involved).
If so, what is your proof of this? I do not want to start an argument, just increase my own knowledge. The bottom line is what sounds best to the individual user, imo.
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