A number of colleges are arranging for all students to get music services to supposedly cut down on piracy and to protect the colleges from the RIAA.Originally posted by: MrChad
College pilot program? Can you explain? (sorry, I haven't used any of those services so I can't recommend one over the other)
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
A number of colleges are arranging for all students to get music services to supposedly cut down on piracy and to protect the colleges from the RIAA.Originally posted by: MrChad
College pilot program? Can you explain? (sorry, I haven't used any of those services so I can't recommend one over the other)
Usually it's just the "listen to unlimited music on your PC" version of the service, not the right to burn tracks to CD or download to portables.
Originally posted by: DeMeo
Forget the MP3s, they are so yesterday.
Go with MP4 - it's one better.
Funny, Apple seems to sell a lot of it, and it happens to be audio. It's not the audio itself, but in a high-level discussion like this, saying MP4 isn't audio is like saying Ogg isn't audio. It may be technically true, but you know perfectly well talking about MP4 downloads means Real or Apple AAC.Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
mp4 isn't even audio.Originally posted by: DeMeo
Forget the MP3s, they are so yesterday.
Go with MP4 - it's one better.