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Originally Posted by Swim100flyy
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Yes, I know iTunes is not an audio format, but .m4p and .m4a were what I was refering to. In reply to porkrind, Im speaking in general, for both playback on my computer, and axim. I would like a program that does lossless, can play almost every codec, doesnt jam up, and is "good looking" (Yes, I know about TCPMP for the Axim!) I was considering NERO, anyone know anything about that? Thanks.
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So you mean that you're not happy with the quality of AAC? In many tests it's proven to be right up there with OGG but you can consider increasing the bitrate and/or enablng VBR.
LOSSY FORMATS:
OGG, AAC, WMA, MP3
LOSSLESS FORMATS:
FLAC, Apple Lossless
If you want lossless music, don't use a lossy format.
I'd suggest doing a double blind ABX test (I'm guessing you haven't) and that will tell you for SURE whether you can actually tell the difference between the different audio formats and bit rates, if (and only if) you do the test properly.