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I'm switching to Mac today and I'd like to know a bit more about how the file types compair when it comes to ripping CD's to my HDD.
Could somebody give me a quick breakdown...or point me to a link....that compairs sound quality to file size?
My issue is that I have an iRiver H120 with most of my files in Windows Media format...I know I could use them on the Windows player for os X but I'd rather not do that.
My question is, should I re-rip my CD's into my PowerBook using MP3 format which my iRiver can read...and...it's my understanding at least...that an iPod that I may get in the future could also use...or is the Apple format better and more drive space efficient so as to cause me to want to go ahead and rip them in the Apple format?
Could somebody give me a quick breakdown...or point me to a link....that compairs sound quality to file size?
My issue is that I have an iRiver H120 with most of my files in Windows Media format...I know I could use them on the Windows player for os X but I'd rather not do that.
My question is, should I re-rip my CD's into my PowerBook using MP3 format which my iRiver can read...and...it's my understanding at least...that an iPod that I may get in the future could also use...or is the Apple format better and more drive space efficient so as to cause me to want to go ahead and rip them in the Apple format?