- Feb 15, 2000
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Can someone please explain to me why anyone would use WMA, muchless expect (MP3) hardware to understand it?
You can easily use an Xbox (don't have one) or Windows Media Player 7.1 or up to copy a cd album to wma format. It takes up about 25megs and sounds very good at 64kb/sec sampling rate... Using Windows Media Player is very quick since it comes with a ripper built in. Microsoft can allow wma over mp3 because there's actually a couple of security flags that ask if you're the licensed owner of the original copy as well. This is more than anything protection for Microsoft, but it's a nice feature to their design.wma has really good compression to sound quality rates
Originally posted by: Scarpozzi
You can easily use an Xbox (don't have one) or Windows Media Player 7.1 or up to copy a cd album to wma format. It takes up about 25megs and sounds very good at 64kb/sec sampling rate... Using Windows Media Player is very quick since it comes with a ripper built in. Microsoft can allow wma over mp3 because there's actually a couple of security flags that ask if you're the licensed owner of the original copy as well. This is more than anything protection for Microsoft, but it's a nice feature to their design.wma has really good compression to sound quality rates
