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Can MP3 files be converted to .wav files? I have a cd burner but the files need to be .wav files, anyway to do this?
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Try dBPowerAmp! It's freeware and it adds a new right-click function to Windows Explorer. Just select one or more files and right-click on them. It will also re-sample and normalize on the fly, if necessary (wav files for CDs need to be 44,000khz 16-bit.)
You can also download a bunch of other codecs that work with it, so you can convert using other encoders, like Blade, Lame, Ogg Vorbis and the Windows Media format. --Nut When you die, if you get a choice between going to regular heaven or pie heaven, choose pie heaven. It might be a trick, but if it's not, mmmmmmm, boy. |
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Wav files can be huge and take up a lot of space on your hard drive.
I suggest you just download a copy of "MP3 CD Maker" which will burn an audio CD directly from MP3's without first converting them to wav format. You can get it here: http://zy2000.com |
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Unless your audio player is capable of decoding MP3s on the fly, you'll need to burn them as wavs.
--Nut Man who walk through metal detectors sideways is going to Bangkok. |
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I use WinAmp. Works great for me.
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Download.com<br>I recommend MPEG Suite
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