OK so, I mgiht be getting an MP3 player soon, but I need to know the cost of the music first! So I have a couple questions about all of these music donwload sites:
How much do I pay per song using Real Rhapsody?
Can I download MP3s using iTunes? (What's with this .AAC business?)
Can I use these services with my blazing fast 26.4kBps connection?
What service has the best price? Walmart, Yahoo, iTunes, Real....
You can get music from rhapsody and itunes for about 50p- 1 pound a track these days and AAC is the itunes compression method for Sound files and is also encrypted to prevent copying and such.
Thats called illegal if your reffering to filesharing which i do not reccomend as the Fine is rather large and the custodial sentance isnt always that friendly.
I think I'm going to go with the Walmart one, there's no mothly fee and its just $.88 per song! I can only download songs in WMA format, though. Oh well, I don't think that will matter.
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