On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 09:16 PM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
On a related topic:Right-click (or control-click, if you're still using the default mouse), choose "Open with..." and select QuickTime Player. It may not show up as a recommended choice, but you should be able to force it to open the file. If it plays back in iTunes, it should play back in QuickTime Player as well, as they use the same engine.
I am trying to create an audio CD of some RealPlayer files on my Mac G4. Even though the suffix is .mp3, the file creator shows up as RealPlayer, and QuickTime won't play them.
Also, when I tried to import them into ITunes (OS 9 version), they all showed up OK, and burned to CD without an error message, but the CD plays back with unlistenable garbage along with the audio. I strongly suspect that they are NOT true .mp3s according to Hoyle.Amadeus II <http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=7392&db=mac> should do the trick, if QuickTime Pro fails.
Is there any utility that you know of that will make RealPlayer audio into AIFF files so I can make a playable CD?
- Darcy
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