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In Reply to: Re: I believe that iTunes will convert ALAC into WAV (nt) posted by jcarr on March 29, 2007 at 20:06:27:
The special meaning in iTunes converting ALAC to WAV is that I'm not locked into Apple for everything. Because once it is in WAV it can be turned into anything any time.Plus, I'm running a Mac Mini for my music server and there are Mac programs like EAC that are able to convert ALAC to FLAC or just about any other music format you can name.
I think that EAC is a quality ripper, but it's not very convenient to use. Make that... I think EAC is actually inconvenient to use.
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