Hello interested wamugers,
This month's Australian Macworld (09.2004) has a 'How To' Make sense
of music formats.
iTunes encoding strategies.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 31/08/2004, at 7:59 AM, choy wrote:
Paul,
as I wrote in my post, indeed it does mean you end up with an extra
copy, unless there is some option that I have missed to stop that
happening:
"Convert selection to MP3".
select this and voila! an MP3 copy will appear under the aac version
in
your library.
Remember to delete the extraneous copies after you're done otherwise
your library will balloon in size.
dave
On 31/08/2004, at 5:06 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
To convert your existing aac's (.m4a) to .mp3's, select them in iTunes
and under the 'Advanced' menu choose 'Convert selection to MP3'.
However I cant remember if this now means you have two versions of the
songs or not. Anybody?
Have fun
Paul
PS If anyone has a lazy car CD player 'just lying around' let me know,
the incessant sound of my aftermarket electric fuel pump may just be
the
end of me ;)
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