4evaMacnLinux

No they won't be down sample, they will just be the same @ 24/96 alac because I've done so with some of my 24/96 flac files. After converting your flac files import it into iTunes, right click on it and go to info you'll will see that your alac are the same as your flac files. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MacPro 5.1/ [email protected]/ 16gb ram@1333mhz/ 1tb hard drive/ ATI 5770/ LG 10x blu ray writer/reader/ razer ironclad gaming mouse/ Bose companion 5/ Bose mie2i iPhone 4 32gb black 2011 iPod classic 160gb black 2011 Canon eos rebel t1i

I use xld to convert my 24/192 flac to aiff with no down sample occur, but am using a Mac that's the only app that can convert high res audio without being down sampled. There is also max which probably could do the same but I haven't try it out yet. With that said, since am not on windows the only program I could think of is dbpoweramp which could do what xld does. I'm just guessing though not if it down sampled once converted? Anyways just give it a try.... Oh one more thing, I was able to transfer 24/48 aiff to my iPod classic 160gb 2011 and play them fine. I was also able to play 24/192 aiff on iTunes it sounded amazing, I did check on the file to make sure it wasn't down sampled and it didn't. 24/48 n 24/192 aiff are showing up as is