WindowsXP to MP3 = Not on my desktop.
“The consumer is going to eat what he’s given.”
Under Microsoft’s new restrictions — which prevent its built-in software from recording MP3 files at fidelity rates higher than 56 kilobits per second — MP3 music “sounds like somebody in a phone booth underwater,”
early testers of beta versions of Windows XP already complain that the most popular MP3 recording applications — which compete with Microsoft’s format — don’t seem to function properly, apparently because of changes Microsoft made to how data are written on CD-ROMs under Windows XP.
Here is the URL. *Thanks to kiwiboy for the story.
“You are all my Bitches!” – Bill Gates to the World.
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How many millions of MP3s have been downloaded. I’m not sure if M$ can dictate a new format. If XP is NT based can’t the current group of MP3 players work correctly?
Somehow this realy figures. Microsoft always seems to think that they can tell us all what to do and think. Just like the 1981 comercial 🙂
I actually read in a review of XP that they had major trouble trying to use other RIPping engines as well as the MS one.
How many millions of MP3s have been downloaded. I’m not sure if M$ can dictate a new format. If XP is NT based can’t the current group of MP3 players work correctly?
Somehow this realy figures. Microsoft always seems to think that they can tell us all what to do and think. Just like the 1981 comercial 🙂
I actually read in a review of XP that they had major trouble trying to use other RIPping engines as well as the MS one.