[G4] Integratng with home stereo

[Roger Harris]

This why I love digital music. I am realy bad at caring for CDs. I have 
gotten to the point that I get a CD and burn a copy to start with. I put 
the original away. Trashing a $15 music CD is one thing but I would 
trash $700 computer application CDs, also. Even when the company is 
willing and able to replace it, it is $35 to $40. If the application is 
older you can only upgrade to a newer version; Ouch!

Sandor, I guess even old dogs learn painful lessons.

Roger

sr ferenczy wrote:

> i keep aiffs for archival purposes as much as for audio quality. the 
> way cds and dvds end up being scratched up at my place, i like to know 
> i have an unadulterated version in backup. (hence the reason the first 
> thing i do with any cd/dvd purchase is duplicate it on a cdr/dvdr and 
> put the original away)
>
> sandor
>
>
> On Jun 9, 2004, at 4:16 PM, zhmmy harper wrote:
>
>> Roger, you can let iTunes convert your AIFF files to MP3 and save 
>> about 8 gigs.  I have approximately the same type stereo equipment as 
>> yours and the MP3s sound great.
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>