How to save my recordings onto Real Jukebox

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Hi,
I just downloaded Cool Edit and am having fun playing around and recording traditional folk songs - my hobby. I have Real Jukebox on my computer and often have it playing songs I have downloaded from MP3.com (or uploaded from CD's, etc.) so I can listen while I surf the net. Now that I've recorded some songs in Cool Edit, how can I save them and transfer them to my playlist on Real Jukebox? Thanks for the advice.

Mary
 
You'll have to convert your songs to MP3 first. I don't know if Real Jukebox will do this but I suspect not. If not, there are many programs available to do this.

Mark
 
Mary Smith said:
Hi,
I just downloaded Cool Edit and am having fun playing around and recording traditional folk songs - my hobby. I have Real Jukebox on my computer and often have it playing songs I have downloaded from MP3.com (or uploaded from CD's, etc.) so I can listen while I surf the net. Now that I've recorded some songs in Cool Edit, how can I save them and transfer them to my playlist on Real Jukebox? Thanks for the advice.

Mary
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Mary

If you are recording in wav you can import them into real juke box by adding new track. If you are recording them in another format like micro sun or something like that real jukebox will not accept them. the only formats that it recognizes are wma, mp3, wav, ra,and raw. If you have the full version of real jukebox you can convert .wav to ra (real audio) or mp3 raw is (real audio wav)you may be able to record a wav file and save it as mp3 in cool edit to save disc space hope it helped.
 
Thanks!

I figured out how to do this and it was pretty simple. Just save it and in Windows and import it into Real Jukebox. This was a really dumb question. Sorry! (Thanks for the help, guys!)
 
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