Hey everyone,

I have sort of an interesting problem. My music situation is this:

I do not have many CDs, as I find them too expensive, and before this have downloaded all my music from KaZaA. Now that using KaZaA can get you sued, I have developed a new way of getting music. I have the Rhapsody music service, which costs 10 dollars a month for the unlimited streaming of a ton of good music. Then I bought a 12 dollar program that can record streamed music into WAV files, so I can now save the Rhapsody music files on my computer, which they are not meant to be. In other words, I get my music semi-legally. I want to know what file format I should think about converting my music to, and what sort of program I would use to do it. Right now I convert my WAVs to 192KB MP3s using MusicMatch Jukebox's converter. I would have liked to download iTunes to convert to AAC, but as soon as I installed it, the program took over my iPod, and I couldnt use MMJB to use my iPod with. I know most people prefer iTunes, but I don't, so please dont degrade me for it. Are there any other programs that can convert to AAC, or is there a way to still use MMJB with my iPod and use iTunes just to convert? What file format should I use, and what program should I use to convert?

Thanks in advance,
Alex