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    iTunes and lossless downloads

    Any idea whether I can download lossless music from iTunes? (FLAC? ALAC?)

    I haven't got iTunes at current and wondered if anyone new the answer before I install the monstrosity from Apple.

    Is there anywhere on the net with a good catalogue or lossless legitimate downloads. Amazon? or similar.

    Thanks, I've done a Google but would appreciate Hexite insight.

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    Re: iTunes and lossless downloads

    Apple don't do lossless. If they did it would be in ALAC.

    There are a few places that do lossless downloads, but they tend to have very limited and very specialist catalogues. For example Linn have a music store with lossless high resolution files, it's just whether you like their content or not.

    You might be better having a search, or ask on AVforums or Hydrogenaudio forums.

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