FLAC files are a great way to compress audi files. Unfortunately, iTunes does not support these files outright. But don't worry, you can make those files work on your Mac. This video will show you how make FLAC files compatible wiht iTunes.
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Does this technique allow for the flac file that has been converted to WAV/MP3/etc. to be burned to a CD using itunes on a mac?
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