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Originally Posted by RezZ
The .m4a file type. Not necessarily made by them but used with there Itunes store. This is a file that many Media Players and portable devices will not recognize. Also Itunes or anything apple will not play any Widows files such as WmA. This is the format most CD's are in, which makes it a real pain in the ass when you have to convert each one to .m4a.
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It looks like other people addressed you other points, but I just wanted to mention that WmA is
not the format most CDs are in. In fact I've never seen a commercially produced music CD that was in that format. They are in a format that is native only to CD players, so anytime you are importing songs from a CD to your computer you are converting them to
something whether that format is WmA or m4a or mp3 or wav or whatever.
Also, iTunes does play some Window files, such as wav.