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The idea of uploading and storing "my music" seems antiquated; Except for at least a few issues: 1) Encoding quality. For CDs I ripped from the encoding qua
by kenjackson 16y ago
The idea of uploading and storing "my music" seems antiquated;
Except for at least a few issues:
1) Encoding quality. For CDs I ripped from the encoding quality is pretty high. I'd like the option to playback with my higher encoding quality.
2) Probably 1/5 of my music collection doesn't exist in iTunes.
3) I've never bought anything rom iTunes, so they'd have to determine what music I had locally. That seems like its fraught with peril.
- krosaen 16y agoyeah, good points. I think lala was pretty good about granting access to music you already owned: - they matched your collection and automatically granted you "ownership" to anything they had license to - anything they didn't, the desktop app actually uploaded it to host on their servers so you could still host it I can't remember the encoding quality but it was good enough for quality headphones / programming for my taste.