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« on: July 03, 2003, 12:13:57 pm »
Has anyone here any experience of using the mp3pro format ?. Does any of the current mp3 jukebox software use the mp3pro format ?.

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Re:mp3pro
« Reply #1 on: September 30, 2003, 12:37:08 pm »
I've played around with it briefly, but never used it for a couple of reasons.  The main advantage of mp3PRO is that it uses a smaller file size than a normal mp3, and non-mp3PRO software/hardware can still read a lower bitrate version of it.  I thought that it would be useful, but in the end I realized that most of my hardware doesn't support it, it wasn't worth re-ripping my entire catalog, and I didn't see a need to pay for the encoder (it isn't free like the mp3 codec).  The only advantage it offered was more storage space, but once I went over 12,000 files, saving a few MB or GB here and there wasn't really worth the effort, especially since hard drive prices keep falling.