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Originally posted by Greg_E
It really bothers me that I have to put the phrase "if they are smart enough" in the above.... I wish Microsoft and Apple would fix this for me and include AAC+ in their software so that all the dummies could use it.
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It obviously goes without saying, a little extra work goes a long way. The ACC stream quality is a lot better than the MP3 stream. But that's at low quality. I'm just gonna take it it's cheap to run an AAC stream rather than pay a lot more for a high quality MP3 Stream.
I'm looking at LoudCity now, they look
really good. Licensing and royalties are taken care of? Now that's a good host. The only thing is this:
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AAC+ and Ogg is possible, but our current station directory has very poor support for it. Currently AAC+ and Ogg are not natively supported by embedded players. We believe Internet radio should accessible in as few clicks as possible and asking someone to install additional players and plug-ins is one more reason for them not to tune in.
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That and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act has some strict rules as well. But since it would apply to any host, it would be the same anywhere I went.
Well, I'd like to thank you and Nick for all your help, I think I'll just decide on a stream quality later on when I make my purchase. If it's anytime soon and it works out good I'll post a link and you can check out, even though you've both probably listened to hundreds of different stations