MrSinatra;637354 Wrote: 
> why use aac?
> 
> could it be drm?

Talk about a doofus comment...ripping your own stuff with iTunes has
NEVER repeat NEVER installed any DRM on your ripped files.  Until a few
years ago, most of the music you could BUY in the ITMS included DRM, but
that went out after Apple renegotiated its contracts with the labels.

So, a serious answer to "why use AAC":  there's a lot of material out
there that compares AAC and MP3, and finds that, for a given bit rate,
AAC sounds better.  If one gives that kind of stuff credence, then
using AAC for iPods and the like may be preferred.  That's actually
what I do - rip with dbpoweramp to FLAC and AAC, with the FLACs for
SBS, and the AACs for iTunes.

No idea about the OP's problem, though...


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