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Any other HD music player that can play AAC files?
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Hi, I was thinking of ditching my ipod, but I like iTunes and have loads of (unprotected) AAC files. Any other good players that will allow me to use them without converting them to mp3?
Cheers
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Don't know of any. Why ditching the iPod ? Found something better ?
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yup, im not happy with the ipod(battery life, price, lack of features ect), i'd like to steer away from a locked in situation but I have lots of AAC files : (
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Originally Posted by digiology2
yup, im not happy with the ipod(battery life, price, lack of features ect), i'd like to steer away from a locked in situation but I have lots of AAC files : (
The iPod's 18 hour battery life is pretty good. I doubt you'll find a device for less money that can match the iPod/iTunes overall ease of use. The iPod doesn't lock you into AAC. It plays MP3 just fine. Would you rather be locked into Microsoft's format? That's what the other music stores sell.
Chris
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Last edited by chabig; Jul 24, 2005 at 10:25 AM.
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the iPod will play all media formats except wma, how is that a locked in situation? as for the battery life that has been a problem with older models and apple has addressed the issue with better battery life
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