And so it does!
Thank you, Eric... In my "panic" I failed to look there.
Yes, AAC is better encoding all round, but I have to post analysis files on
my class web page engine, and many students retrieve these files with
Windoze WMP - all I need is 30 or so students telling me "I can't play it!"
You saved the day.
Thank you,
Dana


On 11/14/04 8:29 PM, Eric Dannewitz of [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent

> If you go into iTunes 4.7, and go to Preferences, and then Importing,
> you can select AAC, MP3, AIFF, or whatever. That hasn't changed in
> iTunes in a long time.
> 
> I'd recommend using AAC as it yields smaller and better sounding
> files............
> 
> Dana Collins wrote:
> 
>> Greetings all,
>> 
>> This is a question regarding iTunes versions.
>> I launched my iTunes 4.7 for the first time, loaded an .aiff file, and THEN
>> discovered that I can no longer convert to MP3, but instead I have to choose
>> AAC format (MP4) - for my teaching needs this is about as useful as a
>> 2-wheel Yugo. So, I go upstairs to my other G3, where I still have iTunes
>> 4.5. Whew! I can convert to MP3 (I've never used the 4.7 that just sits in a
>> squirreled-away folder).
>> So, thinking I'd better get this back on my other G3, I copied iTunes 4.5
>> from the one machine to the other that has 4.7 on it.
>> Now back on the first machine, I squirrel away iTunes 4.7, put 4.5 in the
>> Applications Folder, replace dock icons, go to my user preferences folder
>> and trash the iTunes preferences. I launch 4.5 and proceed through the
>> set-up panels (for first time users) saying "no" to everything, and import
>> in the .aiff file .... RATS! I can only convert to AAC! No MP3 conversion
>> selection is available.
>> 
>> What gives? Are there other preferences or extensions that I need to trash
>> to successfully make my "other" G3 backwards-compatible to be running the
>> older iTunes? Or.. Does anyone have an even older iTunes that would assure
>> me of MP3 conversion opportunities? (or can I lift the OEM iTunes off my
>> Jaguar installer?).
>> 
>> Please advise - your help is much appreciated. FYI, I do not have an iPod,
>> so AAC is not needed, nor is having an "authorized" machine on either G3 an
>> issue (if it would be at all).
>> 
>> Many, many thanks for the assistance.
>> Best regards,
>> Dana
>> 
>> 
>>  
>> 
> 


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