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That's not a fix. It re-encodes the file.
by arrrg 14y ago
That's not a fix. It re-encodes the file.
- quarterto 14y agoYou could always convert them to ALAC?
- nvr219 14y agoTranscoding from one lossy format to another decreases the file quality. Converting to ALAC would not decrease the quality -- quality would remain lossy -- but would drastically increase the file SIZE. DJ online music stores such as beatport and stompy sell WAV or FLAC files. I really don't understand why iTunes and Amazon don't sell lossless. The bandwidth is there, the demand is there, I guess FLAC isn't supported by major players but at the very least have iTunes sell ALAC... Please.
- Livven 14y agoThere's some quality loss but the DRM seems to be gone. Guess it's an acceptable workaround for now. Though I'm confused, since iTunes shouldn't be able to just strip DRM. Maybe not all .m4p files actually have DRM?