Hello Ray,
I don't know very much about MP4's, but I do know that you can create them 
in NERO.
So you may want to explore that and see how far you get with it.
Good luck!
My best regards.
  John.
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Subject: Info on MP4 for audio please


> I'd like some info and pointers to the benefits of working with MP4 for 
> audio, and some pointers to hardware, software players, encoding - in fact 
> all about it really.
>
>
> The trouble with searching the net is that it seems MP4 is a broad 
> standard covering video and audio and a great deal else.
>
> So, any guides relating particularly to MP4?  Am I write in thinking that, 
> for example, tracks can be marked for navigating within a single file?  If 
> that's so, then obviously each track wouldn't have to have it's own file, 
> but be contained within the one file.  How about software for creating MP4 
> and its usability with screen reading software?
>
> Please someone, a few explanations and pointers please.
>
> Thanks,
> Ray.
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