[X4U] Re: Rip It Up - iTunes Import Setting Survey

[DZ-Jay]

Dave,
	I'm not sure I follow what you are trying to say (or it could be its 
too early? :)  Could you please elaborate?

	dZ.

On May 5, 2005, at 22:18, Dave Checkman wrote:

> revDave, helpfully, gave an "all other":
>
>> -  Any other considerations that you might think of ...
>
> One consideration very close to my heart at the moment stems from the 
> fact, like it or not, that our iTunes settings (and how we use other 
> "multimedia" tools as well) may have to be geared to the audio file's 
> usability to "others" (you know who).
>
> I'm in the middle/muddle right now of getting settings right for 
> cross-platform purposes. That is, encoding lengthy audio files that'll 
> be easily playable and as widely as possible on Windows machines and 
> various stand-alone CD players. I found that once you go past private 
> consumption, it's a whole new kettle of worms (or do I mean barrel of 
> fish?).
>
> Not so fast. Plain old, plain old uncompressed files are not too much 
> trouble. But I'm talking about dealing in this way with MP3 stuff. 
> (Why not use uncompressed DVD? Because I don't want a recipient 
> without DVD capability to get mad at me.)
>
> I wonder who else might have stumbled onto this shore awash in 
> slithering worms and pale-at-the-gills fish.
>
> Dave (non-rev)
>
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