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i dunno if people in insanelymac will be insane about lossless audio and feel loyal to itunes lol,

if you're not itunes hardcore, you could really feel free to try any one of these players .."Play" or "Cog",

but if you do, here is a remedy to help you handle lossless FLAC. Hoping that there will be a way to handle

ape too since those are very common in emule :wacko:

 

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What we’re gonna do is get iTunes to play FLAC files natively. That way, we can convert them right within iTunes to Apple Lossless for playback on iPods, preserving all the tags and bypassing the stupid .AIFFs. That is good. So, here we go.

 

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Okay. So next time you want to convert your FLACs, just go through steps 7 to 10 and you should be good. It is somewhat semi-automatic due to the necessary step of running Set to OggS, but still beats the longass way I had to do it.Oh, and in step 9, you can set the encoder to MP3 or AAC instead of Apple Lossless. In the guide I kind of assumed that if you got FLAC files, you are probably an audio maniac like me and find the quality of MP3s atrocious.Enjoy.

Man, what a bunch of mess!

 

Using FLAC in iTunes is as easy as downloading MAX (free as in beer), drag your FLAC Files to it, click "convert" and in a few seconds you have APPLE Losless or MP3 or whatever you like which you can then drag to iTunes...

 

Thats it, so why bother with this incompatible stuff, just leave flac out of iTunes and your files move back and forth between iTunes and iPod. MAX is a godsend, don't forget to donate while you there.

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