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Originally posted by Cyrax9
Gekko, I'm wondering f I can use MP4 in a Linux environment should I do a Linux Windows Me Dual-Boot, also what types of "playlists' does MP4 save itself as? I have something called a B4 playlist, and I want to know fi that's the format for MPeg-4, I know my DivX player (cleverly integrated with WinAMP3) suporst MPEG-4 but I haven't seen it anywhere nor do I kow of a way to encode it, but I'd like one, I'd also consider converting some MP3s into MP4 too much anime music and not enough quality, as for filesharing quality? I only sahre "Old" Sogns and I'd want quality over 160Kbps if possible and I'm only using 128Kbps for now, If I could re-Download everything I have in MP4 and Play iot, guess what forma I'd use? I'm an Audiophile so I need MP4, ASAP
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I'm not familiar with Linux, so I don't know. I know the delay for releasing QuickTime was getting the license for MPEG-4. iTunes 3 can play it, but cannot encode it. So I'm really not 100% sure how it all works. iPod also can't play .mp4 files, of course a software update could fix that, at this time it doesn't.
Converting, you would have to re-rip. I doubt think it would be possible to convert, seeing that once you lose quality, you can't add it back.
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