On 4/29/03 5:49 PM, "MacMIDI at aol.com" <MacMIDI at aol.com> wrote: > > In a message dated 4/29/03 5:28:24 PM, creinhart at creativebubble.com writes: > > << > Hi guys, >> > > AAC is suppose to be a better compression format > Better quality smaller file sizes > Thats the report, I haven't tested it yet >>> > > It doesn't matter how good it is; if you convert from MP3 with a lossy > protocol (AAC), the result will sound worse than the MP3 source. To get a > better sound, you would have to go back to the original encoding (AIFF) on > the CD. Is it really worth it? Doesn't the new iPod continue to play MP3's? > > This is an important issue; I think. Do you want to convert your whole MP3 > collection to AAC, if it degrades the sound? Do you perhaps want to keep all > your MP3s intact while you also convert everything to AAC? That would double > your backup memory requirement. > > Professor Amaral And thus my reason from starting from scratch. I will import all of my CD's again only at 128kbps (AAC) instead of 160kbps (MP3). -- Timothy Pitts tpitts at mac.com