Thats irrelevant, isnt it?It was %100 supported by Traktor until the second they dropped it. It also is still supported by many many apps. It was also the only lossless format they recommended for use with Itunes.
The format is irrelevant, I can script them to FLAC very easily, but my TRaktor collection is still destroyed in the process. Im specifically angry about that part, not the dropping of support as such.
Traktor does, Itunes doesnt. My whole 250 gb library is based on itunes, and my whole multiroom audio system is built on itunes. I have to have duplicate libraries now with all the complication that entails. Did you actually read my post? All your questions are covered in there.Does traktor not support flac, and do you really need the space savings?
As I stated, I will need to provide an extra %30-50 storage, on three computers that make up my DJ computers and backup server. Why should I have to do this at no notice because NI management is incompetent?
Even if i do convert to FLAC, the files are not compatible with Traktors one and only supported music manager. This is where I find the whole thing so confusing as to what NI are playing at.
Again I dont care about the file types. I care about the time it will take me to get back to exactly where I was before the update. This will be at least 50 hours and will be painful. How would you feel If i wiped all your digital dj history of the last two years?
[/QUOTE]Basically.....this happens with QuickTime. Why trust it in the first place?[/QUOTE]
Thats just silly. Its nothing to do with QT. Its to do with NI dropping a major file type with zero notice. Every other ALAC compatible app on Windows still works perfectly. The ALAC decoder is open source.
If NI said it was because of QT licencing fees, then at least that would be some explanation.
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