256Kbps is quite an acceptable rate for those of us who aren't audiophiles but still dislike the distortion of "standard" 128 Mbps.
One step at a time, dear boy. One step at a time. If you move too quickly you'll just scare them back into their hole.
I still wonder why they were they making such a bitch-and-moan session over Apple's $1.29 per DRM-free track yet they're supposedly happy with Amazon's 89 to 99 cent price. Huh? Wha--? I can't believe for a second that Universal is actually happy that the customer is getting a better price.
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John B @ Sep 25th 2007 10:10AM
256Kbps is quite an acceptable rate for those of us who aren't audiophiles but still dislike the distortion of "standard" 128 Mbps.
One step at a time, dear boy. One step at a time. If you move too quickly you'll just scare them back into their hole.
I still wonder why they were they making such a bitch-and-moan session over Apple's $1.29 per DRM-free track yet they're supposedly happy with Amazon's 89 to 99 cent price. Huh? Wha--? I can't believe for a second that Universal is actually happy that the customer is getting a better price.