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> These days, the format is similar to MP3 or ZIP files—two legacy formats too popular and widely used to kill. Are MP3's not dying out gradually, like, say, W
by einpoklum 1y ago
> These days, the format is similar to MP3 or ZIP files—two legacy formats too popular and widely used to kill.
Are MP3's not dying out gradually, like, say, WAVs have? I mean, do people/organizations actually encode anything to MP3 rather than AAC, these days?