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Whoa dude are you serious? You still use CDs? I think for most people this is a non-starter, maybe you convert them to MP3s and sync them to all your devices?
by blahman2000 9y ago
Whoa dude are you serious? You still use CDs?
I think for most people this is a non-starter, maybe you convert them to MP3s and sync them to all your devices?
Right now I use Spotify and can listen to my music at work, home, or on the go using my phone. And that's fine with me. I don't pay for Spotify though which means I have to listen to ads and their mobile experience isn't as good.
- aidenn0 9y agoYes I convert them to MP3s (well ogg) and sync them to my devices. Other than my bluray player, I don't have a working CD player in my house (my 3 disc changer separate died a few years ago). In any event, DRM free MP3s are usually within about $1 of the album price, and many of the places that sell MP3s have some option to stream from their cloud storage. I go with the shiny plastic discs because a) I'm a Luddite and b) some genres of music have audible distortions in mp3 (mainly pre-echo!) that I find bothersome when listening with headphones.