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Old 12-01-2007, 15:12   #11
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Re: What file format are Itunes?

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Originally Posted by toots66 View Post
On this, don't you find it odd that more companies don't make players that support (non-DRM) AAC? If they want to tempt people away from iPods/iTunes then supporting the iTunes default ripping format might be a good idea. I note that the Zune does.
The SE K800i supports it. I think that many players will start supporting it in 2007.

Also if you are ripping into MP3 you probaly need to use a higher bit rate than AAC 128 is the minimum to use on AAC 192 on MP3. Higher if you want better quality (but less tunes on your iPod / MP3 player.
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