G guitarmandp macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 21, 2012 418 0 Apr 11, 2013 #1 How do I replace lossless files with lossy files? Last edited: Apr 11, 2013
Julien macrumors G4 Jun 30, 2007 11,875 5,454 Atlanta Apr 11, 2013 #2 You simply convert them to a lossy format (MP3 or AAC). You can do this from iTunes or there are countless programs.
You simply convert them to a lossy format (MP3 or AAC). You can do this from iTunes or there are countless programs.
phrehdd Contributor Oct 25, 2008 4,668 1,591 Apr 11, 2013 #3 Julien said: You simply convert them to a lossy format (MP3 or AAC). You can do this from iTunes or there are countless programs. Click to expand... Exactly on the money. If you have flac files, you may want to get some 3rd party converter and if they are 96/24 convert to apple 256 bitrate.
Julien said: You simply convert them to a lossy format (MP3 or AAC). You can do this from iTunes or there are countless programs. Click to expand... Exactly on the money. If you have flac files, you may want to get some 3rd party converter and if they are 96/24 convert to apple 256 bitrate.
G guitarmandp macrumors 6502 Original poster Sep 21, 2012 418 0 Apr 11, 2013 #4 Julien said: You simply convert them to a lossy format (MP3 or AAC). You can do this from iTunes or there are countless programs. Click to expand... You can convert them but it leaves copies of both files. I would like to replace them. Is there a way to replace them.
Julien said: You simply convert them to a lossy format (MP3 or AAC). You can do this from iTunes or there are countless programs. Click to expand... You can convert them but it leaves copies of both files. I would like to replace them. Is there a way to replace them.
MVallee macrumors 6502a Feb 8, 2007 810 183 Ontario, Canada Apr 11, 2013 #5 Convert them in iTunes, sort by bitrate or file type, and delete the old versions.