VCAST Music Disables MP3 Playback
Top message: Why is WMA a "lossy" format? by mycool
Replying to: Re: Why is WMA a "lossy" format? Well, because it 'loses' information by txjeep91
Re: Why is WMA a "lossy" format? Well, because it 'loses' information
A lot more people are buying AAC songs than WMA, as iTunes is AAC, and iTunes has like 70-80% of the online music store market.
Also, iPods don't play WMA, and iPods have the majority of the portable music player market.
If the goal is to be compatible with the most people/players, you wouldn't go WMA.
Also, iPods don't play WMA, and iPods have the majority of the portable music player market.
If the goal is to be compatible with the most people/players, you wouldn't go WMA.
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