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Could someone clue me in on a hassel-free way to convert a Wav. file to MP3? I read everything they had to offer at Pixelite.com and it didnt help much...
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http://www.mp3.com/software/windows/encoders.html

Makes sense, yes?

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ummm, did you check out mp3.com??????
Musicmatch jukebox is the cheapest and by a long shot the easiest mp3 conversion prog out there...
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Another good one to check out is AudioCatalyst by XING.
http://www.xingtech.com/mp3/

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Both Jukebox and the Xing encoder are good. For more options check out www.download.com and search for MP3 encoders. Last time I did that I think it listed over 20 of them for download. Mostly demos, but some shareware, and even some free ones.
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