Mp3 format officially ended, leaving the stage. How did you listen to music in those years?

At the earliest time, tape recorders and cassette tapes were used. Later, with the development of science and technology, there was CD, and then there were MP3 and MP4. Until now, you can listen to it directly on the internet. But to be honest, if MP3 stops working, I don't know what will be more convenient for us in the future. After all, that's what we use most. The official explanation for MP3' s exit from the historical stage is that MP3 format is outdated, and the emerging music format ACC will successfully replace all these common formats in the near future, and eventually become the most mainstream playing format, thus re-opening a new era.

Then, what we want to know most urgently now is, how many people know ACC format at present, and how many people are actually using ACC format? It should be said here that users other than Apple users should be very few who know and contact ACC, not to mention our parents' generation. What I am worried about is how to deal with related mobile phone players and even Apple ipod. With the end of the MP3 era, will we "die" together?

Of course not. What we have to do now is to accept the changes of this era and accept these new developments with a developmental perspective. As for the machines in our hands, they are all compatible. Although they are not in the forefront of the world, fortunately, we can't hear MP3 format. We also have WMA, and even music forms that have been eliminated throughout the United States. I believe there won't be a big "brake" in China in a short time, please feel free to use it! Moreover, in the near future, we are also looking forward to having better and better broadcast formats, which can enrich our lives.