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Music 2.0 Standards
There are some standards and formats that are of interest to the Music 2.0 world:
Song ID
- MusicDNS -
- (There are more - Fraunhoffer, Gracenote, etc)
Playlist Formats:
- Lucas Gonze has an excellent summary of playlist formats
- XSPF
Audio Formats:
- MP3
- AAC
- WAV
- OGG
- etc.
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| Anonymous | Digital Formats | 0 | Feb 21 2007, 5:20 PM EST by Anonymous | |
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I have just finished mastering a CD that we're sending off for duplication. I'd like to use the masters to create quality mp3 or AAC for selling digital downloads.
It is a confusing terrain to find the info. I understand that the bit rate should be 192, but I'm not sure if there is an application for encoding that also makes the tracks secure. Should I even worry if the tracks are secure? We're also looking to sell on ITunes and Zune. Are the formats different? Any advice would be much appreciated!
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