los nuevos iPod

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Ya hice la prueba... Convirtiendo a Mp3 un CD y a APE. Era perfectamente notable (320Kb/s) el sonido más apagado del mp3 respecto al CD y con el APE realmente no logré notar diferencia alguna. ..

Javier, si estás diferenciando un mp3 a 320 del wav original es que estás haciendo algo mal. SEGURO.

A ver si eres capaz de distinguir las muestras de esta prueba: http://www.matrix-hifi.com/difmp3pcm.htm

Saludos

Alf

Y Apple parece muy interesado en seguir manteniendo su control del mercado. He aquí un artículo (en inglés) donde dice que los nuevos iPods bloquean todo sistema operativo que no funcione con iTunes: http://www.boingboing.net/2007/09/14...eengineer.html

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Y Apple parece muy interesado en seguir manteniendo su control del mercado. He aquí un artículo (en inglés) donde dice que los nuevos iPods bloquean todo sistema operativo que no funcione con iTunes: http://www.boingboing.net/2007/09/14...eengineer.html

Efectivamente, se esta comentando muchisimo en foros de Apple:

http://www.macuarium.com/foro/index....owtopic=227184

Es una autentica vergüenza..

Ni ipod ni iphone....


Saludos

JP

Parece que han logrado romper el asunto, al menos por ahora:

http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2007/Sep-16.html

y

http://www.itwriting.com/blog/?p=326

Una nueva noticia relacionada con esto:

J. River Fires iArrow at Apple
MINNEAPOLIS - Thanks to Linux developers, Apple's latest iPods are no longer locked to iTunes, and U.S. software developer, J. River, has today released a beta version of J. River Media Center which can once again sync audio, video, and images to Apple's devices.

At 5:00 PM CDT this afternoon, J. River released a beta version of J. River Media Center that supports the new iPod Classic as effectively as previous versions have supported fifth generation iPods and earlier. If the beta holds up overnight, J. River will release a version to the public in the morning, solving a problem that Apple recently created for millions of users.

J. River hopes that Apple may have learned that its many mutual users will not accept a closed system. If, in the future, Apple chooses methods such as encrypting the iPod database, closer government scrutiny could result in Apple joining Microsoft as an industry leading monopoly.

New iPod owners can help by posting a description of their device and its serial number on J. River's forum at http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?board=8.0.

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Una nueva noticia relacionada con esto:

J. River Fires iArrow at Apple
MINNEAPOLIS - Thanks to Linux developers, Apple's latest iPods are no longer locked to iTunes, and U.S. software developer, J. River, has today released a beta version of J. River Media Center which can once again sync audio, video, and images to Apple's devices.

At 5:00 PM CDT this afternoon, J. River released a beta version of J. River Media Center that supports the new iPod Classic as effectively as previous versions have supported fifth generation iPods and earlier. If the beta holds up overnight, J. River will release a version to the public in the morning, solving a problem that Apple recently created for millions of users.

J. River hopes that Apple may have learned that its many mutual users will not accept a closed system. If, in the future, Apple chooses methods such as encrypting the iPod database, closer government scrutiny could result in Apple joining Microsoft as an industry leading monopoly.

New iPod owners can help by posting a description of their device and its serial number on J. River's forum at http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?board=8.0.

Esta mañana en la presentacion en UK del iphone, le han hecho una pequeña entrevista a Steve Jobs, y cuando le han preguntado sobre que lo que pensaba acerca del tema de la desproteccion del telefono (cosa que ya se ha conseguido), ha venido a decir que es como jugar al raton, y al gato...Es decir, que si, la gente lo desprotege, ellos (Apple), lo van a volver a proteger....

Me imagino que los iPod llevan el mismo camino


Saludos

JP