[buug] iTunes Music Store: m4p audio files?

[Rick Moen]

Quoting Nick Jennings (nkj at iaminsane.com):

>  Over interpreting? 

You having a reading-comprehension problem?

> I believe that converting to CDDA is just as much of
> a "conversion" as anything else in a general sense.

All God's chillun got opinions.

> ?? I don't follow.

On the whole, I can live with that.

> I put in an audio CD, and select 'Convert to MP3'. I
> don't even see any option to convert to AAC encoding.

I'm sorry to hear about _your_ problem.
http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2003/04/20030429195456.shtml

Quoting:

   According to Apple: iTunes will only play AAC files that are created by
   iTunes or downloaded from the Music Store. "Other AAC files that you
   find on the Internet or elsewhere will not play in iTunes." However,
   Anecdotal evidence does not support this. Users have reported being able
   to play AAC files encoded outside of iTunes. [ Tech Note <link> ]

   - AACs you rip from CD yourself (via iTunes) have no restrictions.

Now, don't you have some warez to work on, sonny?

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Rick Moen
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