pippin wrote:
> I doubt it but when iTunes supports FLAC it should be able to transcode
> to upload the files to the iPod, isn't it doing this today, too?
hmm, I think you're right.
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I doubt it but when iTunes supports FLAC it should be able to transcode
to upload the files to the iPod, isn't it doing this today, too?
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pippin wrote:
> Spare it.
> From September on iTunes and iOS will support FLAC, too.
Has there been any statement regarding whether the iPod software will be
updated to be able to play FLACs? I still use my 8 year old iPod
Classic iPod in my car.
Major advantage of FLAC over ALAC: FLAC has built in error checking. So
one could point and click a couple of times and run a batch check on
many thousands of files to learn whether any file is corrupted. This is
not available for ALAC.
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Spare it.
>From September on iTunes and iOS will support FLAC, too.
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Hi
I am aware, that both are lossless so there are no differences in quality and
conversion between them is lossless. So no trouble there.
But I am thinking, as I am living in the Apple Ecosystem, if a conversion of my
music, which is mainly in flac, to ALAC would make sense. Direct import
