Ipod And Aac?

I just ordered my 40gig iPod (3rd gen) and i will be using it on a windows machine, i already have abuot 25gig of music in AAC format and was woundering if i will be able to use this format? It doesn't say anywhere i can find that the windows ones will play them but i dunno? any help?

#82690

Well since Apples music store uses AAC (i think), i believe it will work...

#82691

Yes It should be able to....

One more thing to consider, your iPod will last for only couple month. Since you just got it it will last over a year. I was over aquaxp.com and there is a post you should see.... here the link: http://aquaxp.com/forums/index.php?showtop...t=0entry26103

Have yourself a good time...

Sorry if If this gets you angry if you have the money to buy you a new one then who cares...

Peace

#82701

Originally posted by Mac_fan@Nov 25 2003, 03:20 PM

Yes It should be able to....

One more thing to consider, your iPod will last for only couple month. Since you just got it it will last over a year. I was over aquaxp.com and there is a post you should see.... here the link:  http://aquaxp.com/forums/index.php?showtop...t=0entry26103

Have yourself a good time...

Sorry if If this gets you angry if you have the money to buy you a new one then who cares...

Peace

BS I have a friend who had his ipod for over 2 years now. Absolutely no problems with the battery. You have nothing to worry about. I also bought myself a ipod about 6 months go. No problem with mine either. Good Luck :)

#82708

Yeah the Windows ones support AAC. It has saved me a lot of space and it sounds so good!

#82748

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you should ABSOULTELY be able to use it. it is recommended. its like made for the ipod.

#82920

Great! If that battery thing happens, apple will have something common (*strokes rifle, and says "Jobs, Jobs... its common!")

I'm kidding ofcourse but i sure won't just go buy a new one!

I have encoded all of my songs at 320kb/s! so it better sound good! thanks for the responses guys! :woot:

#82928

I own a 3G 20GB iPod. It works fantastically, and I love it. AAC files work perfectly, and I have never had a problem with the battery. I highly suggest the iPod if you're looking for an MP3 player. Heck, the people here at Aqua-Soft should know that beauty and style have an influence in the experience of working with a machine. There's a reason why it's the #1 MP3 player in the world.

#83425

it should cos iPod and iTunes are made to go together so iPod should take all the formats iTunes does. (it better do cos all mine are .AAC aswell)

#84327