Is 320 kbps mp3 that 'bad' for the battery?

I just found this page - http://forums.ilounge.com/digital-audio-formats/45277-128kbps-aac-question.html and got a bit worried since kind of all my mp3 files is in 320 kbps... Is it really true that the battery will drain power dramatically fast??? compare to lets say 192 kbps or 128 kbps ACC
What would the difference be in battery time??
Any opinions?
Thanks
Message was edited by: Felix J
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Felix J wrote:
Hello
I am asking this question in this forum since this forum is meant (from what I have understood) to support those customers that already bought an Apple product. Why I believe this, is because I needed to add my ipod nano ID number, I guess to ensure I really own an legit Apple product.
Thanks for your reply anyway.
Message was edited by: Felix J
True. However, you want answers that is beyond what is already published in the link you posted.
Does 24 hours 'include' all music formats AND bitrates that you can possibly play on the ipod nano?
All the music formats _that are listed in the spec link._ Anything beyond that, ask a Genius specialist. iPod Nano is not even a year old yet. There has not been any additional music format added yet.
Registering your product has nothing to do w/the questions you are asking. If your serial # takes, then you know you have a legit Apple product. If not, return it.

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