Just want to clarify this statement. My first reading was that AAC is
the ONLY mode which the Nano or Shuffle can handle. But I think you only
meant Lossless is not. Certainly they can handle MP3 formats as well.
Also, if you have ripped CDs in the WMA format (i.e. you used Windows
Media Player before), iTunes will automatically convert to AAC when you
use File ==> Add Folder to Library.
Site Guy wrote:
David,
Are you saving your music as AAC or Apple Lossless?
I ask because the Nano or Shuffle can only process AAC. The iPod
Classic on the other hand can play Apple Lossless.
Bart
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