In not so real, time, and not on twitter, what I think is best described by the now ubiquitous and universal statement of
"Meh.".
Lossy =
On Amazon, and in used record/CD shops, and with a little patience everything, even out-of-press stuff can be purchased for a decent price. Hi-Res downloads are starting to gain traction and mass-appeal, on storage is now sufficiently cheap for it to be another good solution, specially with devices with
real network share access like recent Oppo BDPs, Samsung BPDs and WD TV Live players. Yes, these all have DLNA, but you don't have to limit yourself to it for network access, which means you don't need to fiddle with discography-messing DLNA server/media players that hijack, rename, re-tag and re-organize your files.).
That said, as long as I can get hard copy, either Vinyl record or optical disc, I will choose those. when I digitize files and use digital access, I do it on my own terms, and refuse to sacrifice quality to lossy CODECs.
Just my 2 cents.
