M4A - M4P

zhmmy harper zhmmy at hotmail.com
Fri Jun 11 06:14:33 PDT 2004


What is the benefit of using M4A or M4P, or is it mainly for the benefit of 
the iTunes Music Store?


>M4A - AAC
>M4P - AAC protected (the kind you might download from iTunes Store)
>
>It is different from MP3. You can change the way you encode in iTunes under 
>Preferences.
>
>These formats often don't have well known codecs for windows machines but 
>you could check places like http://versiontracker.com for windoz.
>
>On 10 Jun 2004, at 07:01, Wilkin, Wayne (Mass) wrote:
>
>>The only thing that won't play is the apple music. I can burn other music
>>fine (if you know what I mean by other). If I mix them up with apple music
>>and the "other music" the "other music" will play from the cd but the 
>>apple
>>music won't. Apple has some sort of new file extension for music now, it's
>>m4a's.

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