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Originally posted by thePurpleGiant: My with PC loving friend: Him: Hey I downloaded Apple's MP3 player you said was good. Me: oh yeah, you like? Him: Doesn't play WMA - or am I doing something wrong? None of my music works. Me: No doesn't support WMA - but it does MP3, AIF and WAV. Even better, it supports AAC which is much better than WMA. Him: Oh yeah, but I have ripped all my CD's in WMA. Me: Well - it will save you space if you re-rip them using iTunes and they will sound better. Him: Meh, I've got too many CD's, WMP9 works well for me. iTunes would be good if it did WMA. |
He's right you know (the windows user). No WMA might keep a lot of people away. Even my CDs at work are ripped in WMA. WMA support would destroy WMP9.
I don't even know how to make WMP9 rip in MP3.