They would probably sound terrible because of the relative low fidelity of lossy mp3s. Reminds me of a commercial where a guy digitizes his vinyl collection wh

They would probably sound terrible because of the relative low fidelity of lossy mp3s. Reminds me of a commercial where a guy digitizes his vinyl collection while his girlfriend is out of town. It always makes me laugh because she must've gone for a LONG trip if he had the time to encode all of that. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zalRmNEoVE4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zalRmNEoVE4 Anyway, I think you have a point about not trying to do what everybody else is doing, but I'm not sure targeting dying markets is going to be a winning strategy to achieve that. Lastly I think the article is pure trash.