Juergen
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I just heard about the Russian music store called AllofMP3. Search is down and Google's 'Search This Site' really didn't help so I apologise for posting on a topic that I'm sure has been talked about.....
Here's what I would like to know:
- It appears that you can download songs in lossless compression formats like Flac. I really don't know anything about Flac but since it's classified as lossless, I assume I could reconstruct a song and burn it to a CD and it would be indistinguishable from the original CD version?
There are other issues like giving a credit card number to a foreign site (but then there is the PayPal method), obvious legality issues that can be discussed but my first question is about what you get and for how much. It sounds like you could download a 50MB song for 50 cents. This seems like the kind of music site I have been waiting for. I wouldn't pay a penny for a lossy compressed file but I would eagerly pay $1 for a music file that is identical to the original.
Here's what I would like to know:
- It appears that you can download songs in lossless compression formats like Flac. I really don't know anything about Flac but since it's classified as lossless, I assume I could reconstruct a song and burn it to a CD and it would be indistinguishable from the original CD version?
There are other issues like giving a credit card number to a foreign site (but then there is the PayPal method), obvious legality issues that can be discussed but my first question is about what you get and for how much. It sounds like you could download a 50MB song for 50 cents. This seems like the kind of music site I have been waiting for. I wouldn't pay a penny for a lossy compressed file but I would eagerly pay $1 for a music file that is identical to the original.