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Nice. But I wish Amazon would start a trade-in program (similar to Apple). I have CDs from way back when and I'd like to able to get MP3 versions of those CDs.
by periferral 14y ago
Nice. But I wish Amazon would start a trade-in program (similar to Apple). I have CDs from way back when and I'd like to able to get MP3 versions of those CDs. I'm happy to send the CDs to Amazon and have then replace them with MP3s on my cloud player. How about that for a business idea?!
edit: Apple doesn't have this but they do convert MP3s you upload to legal versions. Unsure if Amazon provides this as well.
Also, while I realize it is easy to rip and upload, I just don't have the time to do this. I don't think it is worth paying someone to do this either. I'd rather Amazon take this up.
- suninwinter 14y agoAmazon now has Cloud Player Premium[1], which is very similar to iTunes Match. "Import your music collection - even music purchased from iTunes or ripped from CDs. All imported songs we match are instantly made available in Cloud Player and upgraded to high-quality 256 Kbps audio." [1]: http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=2658409011 http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=2658409011
- periferral 14y agoexactly. which means i need to rip everything. i dont. amazon should just take my cds and give me mp3s.
- southpolesteve 14y agoThere is a startup that does this! www.murfie.com Disclosure: I work for murfie
- periferral 14y agoLooks like a great service. However, my reason to not using you however is that I'm tied in to the Amazon ecosystem. I buy all my new music on Amazon. I buy my movies, tv shows there too. Using you means I'm tied to another service for a specific need. Do you guys have tie-in with Amazon in any way? Amazon should really buy you guys (unless you want to stand alone)