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I always use MP3 since it's the most compatible. Doesn't make a difference for my hearing and I can use it anywhere. E.g. some car radios still have problems wi
by sunaookami 2y ago
I always use MP3 since it's the most compatible. Doesn't make a difference for my hearing and I can use it anywhere. E.g. some car radios still have problems with other formats. Saying "who needs this" is very dismissive.
- 10729287 2y agoThis is exactly what the poster you're answering to said.
- sunaookami 2y agoNo, the poster said it's good for retrocomputing, implying MP3 is outdated and no one should be using it normally.
- qwerty456127 2y agoSomething in between. I actually thought of all the vintage tech (I'm a huge fan of) but car audios (which can be routinely used by non-geeks who generally use more or less modern tech for everything else) specifically didn't come into my mind.