I think your best chance is the shareware software called nch switch.
it's not so expensive and convert many audio formats. it can process
directory trees also.
I use convert to m4a , using the 200 vtr in cocoder settings, it's roughly
equivalent to the audio quality on the itunes store.
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Arnaud de Bonald - http://www.echo-on.org - http://twitter.com/abonald
Gary King a écrit :
I would like to rip some CDs and convert some of my Windows Media
Lossless music tracks to the same format and quality as the music
purchased from the iTunes Store. I plan to transfer the music to my new
iPod Touch 64GB on Christmas morning. Can anyone tell me what format
and bit-rate they use for their music downloads?
How do I know I am getting a new iPod Touch 64GB for Christmas? Because
I didn't take any chances and bought it for myself, that's how!
Gary King
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