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Posted by NRen2k5 on 03/13/06 05:03
audiohead wrote:
> Too bad you wasted your money on Zen which only supports MP3, WMA, and
> WAV (which is worthless in a portable with limited storage).
And your iPod only supports MP3, AAC and Apple Lossless.
> The NRenCrapPacker5 is still in denial and can't admit what a fool he
> is for not buying an iPod. I guess he's too busy crap packing tp to
> realize that DRM WMA's can be encoded to the AAC format without loss of
> sound quality.
I certainly can't realize something that isn't true!
AAC is a *lossy* format, meaning whenever you convert something to AAC,
you lose some sound quality. Whether or not its noticeable depends on
who's listening, but there's definitely a loss.
> MP3 and WMA are dinosaurs like Dadion compared to AAC.
And yet they still get the job done remarkably well. And they're a hell
of a lot more common that AAC.
> Get out of
> denial, get over it, and admit buying a Zen was a crap packing, dumb
> ass mistake.
If you expect me to do that, then you've got a *lot* of convincing to do.
> Now go back to wasting your money on an inferior audio
> format.
Gladly.
- NRen2k5
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