Registered: Mar 2004
Location: Bahrain, Middle East
quote:
Originally posted by keithos27
when you have millions of people out there buying MP3 players they really couldn't give two craps about WMA files, that's all. I understand the digital rights management and the higher kbps but the average user really will NOT care about that... that's all. And from a business aspect it's stupid. But it's been done and will have to be dealt with. I think you can see why iTunes has done so well though.
Yeah iTunes is a great system - BUT it sounds crap and i wouldn't pay for 128kbps files. I couldn't care less what the format of that AnjunaDigital thing is - sounds brilliant and works great on my MP3 player! Almost all new mp3 players support wma anyway!
Jul-05-2004 11:07
Frase
www.frase.org.uk
Registered: Feb 2003
Location: Coventry, Warwickshire
quote:
Originally posted by jprow800
Yeah iTunes is a great system - BUT it sounds crap and i wouldn't pay for 128kbps files. I couldn't care less what the format of that AnjunaDigital thing is - sounds brilliant and works great on my MP3 player! Almost all new mp3 players support wma anyway!
Originally posted by jprow800 Almost all new mp3 players support wma anyway!
What he said. Anyway, don't want to beat a dead horse.
-Keith
Jul-05-2004 14:19
Nell
sure thing
Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Newcastle , England
well its tuff if your mp3 player doesnt support WMA to be honest, you need decks to play vinyl, you need a decent mp3 player to play WMA's. You can always get round it anyway, using the long route to convert WMA to mp3...
Anyway, don't want to beat a dead horse.
