iTunes4 & iTunes 3

[Henri]

Thanks for the reply, but I am still wondering: When I upgraded from 
iTunes2 to 3, iTunes 2 disappeared. I want to improve the sound 
quality of my collection but it will take a long period of spare time 
ripping sessions. I think it would be easiest to keep track of my 
progress by keeping the AAC files segregated. So I want to be able, 
at least for a while, to have seperate iTunes 3 and iTunes 4 apps and 
associated files peacefully co-exist on one drive/partition. How 
would I handle the iTunes installation to get that result?

BTW, Jeremy,  I have been a longtime user of your CSM's. great job!

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>Message-Id: <p05210603bad563064f68@[192.168.1.101]>
>Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 07:26:12 -0400
>From: Jeremy Kezer <itunes at kezer.net>
>Subject: [iTunes] Re: iTunes4
>
>Henri,
>
>>I'm thinking to leave my MP3 collecton alone in iTunes 3 for the
>>immediate future and begin collecting AAC files in iTunes 4. Would
>>it be easy to have them both operating on the same disk/paritition?
>>Or does the iTunes4 installation meld with iTunes 3 automatically?
>
>It's seamless, and you can have your existing MP3's co-exist with new
>AAC's, or you can choose to go back and re-encode any existing MP3's
>into AAC.
>
>You can either do this inside iTunes and have it convert from MP3
>directly to AAC, but there may be some loss of audio fidelity.  Or
>you can go back to your original CD's and re-encode as AAC with
>better fidelity.
>
>Jeremy
>
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