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The AAC format does not compress MP3s
This is a very silly hint, because it's not the AAC format that compresses the MP3, it's the loss of quality by converting from a higher quality MP3 to a lower quality AAC.
The AAC format does not compress MP3s
This is not a good hint but your criticism is amazingly wrong.
The AAC format does not compress MP3s
Wow. There's nothing worse than, with utter confidence, giving somebody false information. As the gentleman who responded first said, AAC is not a wrapper for MP3, nor does it inherently embed DRM. It uses MPEG-4 algorithyms and gives better compression with comparable bit rates to MP3. Some people say it sounds less rich than MP3, but this is a topic open for debate. Anyway, if you're unsure of something, look it up.
The AAC format does not compress MP3s
And sometimes if you're sure of something, look it up.
The AAC format does not compress MP3s
Rule of thumb: the more sure you are of something, the more you need that sanity check. |
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