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Avoid a 'download' problem with iDisk and media files
You could convert it to Apple's lossless compressed format and get it to about half size. I'm assuming you don't want to compress it lossy to AAC.
Or split it up into smaller chunks using split from the Terminal, for example.
Avoid a 'download' problem with iDisk and media files
Or at least compressing the AIFF file into a SITX archive, which can be 20- 25% smaller than the original file (according to my own experience with uncompressed sound files).
Avoid a 'download' problem with iDisk and media files
Even faster convert it to AAC and than youll have a 60 MB file and re constute it back to AIFF of course you will lose some of the Quality but it will be much Faster
Avoid a 'download' problem with iDisk and media files
Or use Apple Loss-less compression.
Avoid a 'download' problem with iDisk and media files
Or split it up into smaller chunks using My client is a Windows user. Is there a simple, non-geeky way that a typical non-tech user could re-join files split in such a manner? This might be a good option if they can download several small files and join them in a non-Unix, Windows GUI kinda way.
ALC (Apple Lossless) is moot, as the client is a Windows user.
Thanks for the tips!---
Avoid a 'download' problem with iDisk and media files
iTunes for Windows! Your PC friend will have no problem dealing with Apple's Lossless codec. You will save lots of space in an untterly non-geeky fashion. |
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