According to this story, lots and lots of companies that license MP3 technology -- including Apple and Sony -- could end up having, shall we say, interesting times ahead
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Downloads from you?? Whatever format you prefer to use. :)
Personal usage/sharing out of print tapes - .mp3 since its cross platform between the PC and the Mac (iTunes unfortunately doesn't play .ogg, nor does Adobe Audition.). Otherwise I likely would make the .ogg jump.
Editing/recording - .wav ONLY. (Till I get told to use a better format by the experts (which do INCLUDE you.))
I'd probably use FLAC over .wav where available -- it's got all the advantages aside from ubuituity (losslessness), but is also decently compressed. (and since it's lossless, you can convert between it and uncompressed .wav without any corruption -- something not true about anything to/from .mp3 or to/from .ogg).
I'm not switching from .WAV for recording and editing anytime soon, and I don't think anyone else is either. It's uncompressed, and can handle pretty much any resolution you need; the limitation is the software reading it.
Personal usage/sharing out of print tapes - .mp3 since its cross platform between the PC and the Mac (iTunes unfortunately doesn't play .ogg, nor does Adobe Audition.). Otherwise I likely would make the .ogg jump.
Editing/recording - .wav ONLY. (Till I get told to use a better format by the experts (which do INCLUDE you.))
Harold
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Audition (windows only) runs fine thru Crossover on my Intel mac.
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