Yeah, I have to concur here.  I use FLAC whenever possible, but some
music is only available to me in mp3 (ie exclusive downloads from
emusic).  I accept that it won't sound as good as my FLAC files, but
I'd like it to sound as good as possible.

I am not saying that SD has done a poor job in prioritizing this bug
-- I don't doubt there are higher priority problems that need
addressing.  But I don't think people should trivialize or dismiss
this bug just because it affects mp3 playback, and I do hope it gets
fixed.

Mitch

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 4:20 PM, tcutting
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>
> I find a peice of the puzzle missing, however, when you're saying "you
> should really be using lossless instead."  There's another thread/poll
> talking about downloaded music.  For those who prefer the convenience
> of downloading source material, the obvious format is MP3 - take Amazon
> and their DRM free offerings.  The quality of these should be much
> superior to "most" mp3s and iTunes downloads (higher sample rate), and
> for many are becoming the standard.  Now, granted, they won't be as
> good as FLAC or ALAC, but how much material can be downloaded in these
> forms?  Is the user supposed to take the extra step to transcode into
> something else to get the best playback with the most common format
> available?
>
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