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ScreamingHead69
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I got a program online that always worked fine, but now for some reason I can't figure out, it turns my tracks to nothing but staatic. What's a good MP3 conversion program?
BentRabbit
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TheRockinDonkey
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CDEx
There's a program called CDEx that is for ripping CDs but one of the features is conversion from WAV to MP3 and MP3 to WAV.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/
There's a program called CDEx that is for ripping CDs but one of the features is conversion from WAV to MP3 and MP3 to WAV.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/
Track Rat
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Soundforge.
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Ed Dixon
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This is one that integrates directly into Explorer. Just select a WAV, right mouse click and select convert option:
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/bin/dMC-r10.exe
Version 11 is also available, but is not free.
Ed
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/bin/dMC-r10.exe
Version 11 is also available, but is not free.
Ed
bsr2002
Denny Crane
Ed Dixon said:
I use DB Power Amp as well
Gorty
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ScreamingHead69 said:
I use a program called CDex version 1.51...Quick, easy, never a problem.
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hairylarry
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EAC and lame
Hi,
Just researched this. People are recommending Variable Bit Rate (VBR) mp3 files. Sound as good as the CD.
Exact Audio Copy is EAC. That's the ripper. It also supports lame for encoding the mp3 files.
Here's an article with instructions.
http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/mydeneaclame.cfm
And here's a link about running lame from the command line.
http://jthz.com/mp3/
Thanks,
Hairy Larry
Hi,
Just researched this. People are recommending Variable Bit Rate (VBR) mp3 files. Sound as good as the CD.
Exact Audio Copy is EAC. That's the ripper. It also supports lame for encoding the mp3 files.
Here's an article with instructions.
http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/mydeneaclame.cfm
And here's a link about running lame from the command line.
http://jthz.com/mp3/
Thanks,
Hairy Larry
digmudvayne4lif
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lame deinately
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Ed Dixon
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There are hundreds of programs that do this. Lame is a good codec and easy to find/download. Programs used the underlying codec and do their thing with it.
Most more, the difference in the result matters not to most. Unless you plan to play the result on a $1000 stereo, you will likely not ever hear the difference if you use reasonable bit rates.
Picking the one that is easy to use and meets your $ goal are usually the initial considerations.
MP3 formats do make some difference, as higher bit rate files (128KB or higher) will tend to sound better than low ones (less than 96KB for example) on even PC speakers or iPods.
Most more, the difference in the result matters not to most. Unless you plan to play the result on a $1000 stereo, you will likely not ever hear the difference if you use reasonable bit rates.
Picking the one that is easy to use and meets your $ goal are usually the initial considerations.
MP3 formats do make some difference, as higher bit rate files (128KB or higher) will tend to sound better than low ones (less than 96KB for example) on even PC speakers or iPods.
junplugged
Taking the slow road
cdex here too, and it uses lame, but you can choose others. i never did tho, not sure why i would want to
wilko
Marking my territory
I use IMToo.... I also use that to convert mp3s to Wavs which I then load onto the MR8 and play along with them.
Rokket
Trailing Behind Again
Roxio Media Center v7.0 or v8.0.
I also have Easy CD creator 6...
I also have Easy CD creator 6...