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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: RRobar on June 10, 2004, 12:03:12 PM
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I just downloaded the newest version 4.6 and was listening to a show I just converted to AAC and noticed that there was no gap in between tracks. I then went back and listened to a show that was converted on v 4.5 and low and behold there is no gap. I was just talking today about how IMHO that was the only real flaw with iTunes.
I also posted this in the Team mac Geeks thread but figured you windows iTunes users would like to know.
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I'm pretty sure gapless is impossible for mp3, did you try any other formats?
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I'm pretty sure gapless is impossible for mp3, did you try any other formats?
I have not tried a mp3 as I only put them to AAC. I'll see what a mp3 does. After I make one. Since my ipod only has AAC or apple lossless on it I'm happy.
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The gaps are there for mp3 playback. Looks like it's time to ditch mp3s for me. ;D
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The gaps are there for mp3 playback. Looks like it's time to ditch mp3s for me. ;D
Thanks John I don't have any MP3 files that are shows so I couldn't try it out. I've been thinking about seeding shows in apple lossless just because.
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If you do that remember to encode them in Quicktime, not in iTunes. You lose a little bit of data encoding them in iTunes (according to tests Scott Brown ran when the format was first available).
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So what did you do to get the gapless playback? I just re-encoded a show into AAC and it still has gaps???
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>>If you do that remember to encode them in Quicktime, not in iTunes. You lose a little bit of data encoding them in iTunes (according to tests Scott Brown ran when the format was first available).<<
other way around. the ones i did in iTunes were bit perfect. when i had quicktime player decode, they weren't exact. i submitted the bug to apple...
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>>If you do that remember to encode them in Quicktime, not in iTunes. You lose a little bit of data encoding them in iTunes (according to tests Scott Brown ran when the format was first available).<<
other way around. the ones i did in iTunes were bit perfect. when i had quicktime player decode, they weren't exact. i submitted the bug to apple...
Ah, my mistake. Thanks. ;D
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What's the current feeling towards Apple Lossless? Impressed? Pros and/or cons?
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What's the current feeling towards Apple Lossless? Impressed? Pros and/or cons?
IIRC, it compresses about the same as FLAC. I wouldn't switch to it full time though... Maybe just for playing on an iPod.
And has *anyone else* gotten gapless playback out of their AAC files??? It doesn't work for me...
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Sorry if I misread the thread, but can you get gapless playback on an iPod with the Apple Lossless format?