Hi list,
for converting files i use a software called dBpoweramp Music Converter,
very easy to use and can even convert multiple files at a time. for the
fact that winamp can't play the aac files you got, try analizing them
with media info.
hth
Skype: gianluca8815
On 12/02/2011 07:07, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
Newer versions of Switch have some accessibility issues when tabbing
around the interface, but if you use the menu bar and the hot keys, I
think you'll find you can get to everything you need. BTW, I don't
have a problem clicking on the interface buttons with the JAWS cursor.
In other words, tabbing around the interface and using the space bar
or the enter key on different buttons can lead to unexpected results.
Using the JAWS cursor to simulate mouse clicks on the different
buttons works just fine.
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On 2/11/2011 6:40 PM, Evan Reese wrote:
I think I need something a bit more user friendly. I can't get this
thing to convert anything. Whenever I try, it starts playing the
songs instead of converting them. It also starts playing the songs
when I hit the encoder dialog button. Also, I can find no bit rate
selection capability in here anywhere. This apparently is not a
program for beginners.
Evan
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Hey.
You can use Switch, an all-purpose file converter that supports a
variety of formats. Try this page for a quick download:
http://www.nch.com.au/switch/index.html
Make sure to pay attention when installing as it'll offer to install
other programmes and change your start page if you don't uncheck all
the boxes. heheh
But why would you want to downgrade the quality of your music? Maybe
you know this already, but you really should keep it at 256k if you
want the sound reproduction to be closer to the actual recording.
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Subject: Software to Convert mp3 to aac
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Hello, I am new to this list, and new to audio software, so I hope
I'm not rehashing a recently covered topic.
I'm using Window Eyes 7.2 on a Vista Home Premium machine. I buy
songs and albums from Amazon at 256kbps mp3 and I want to convert
them to 128kbps aac. A friend of mine says that Quicktime will do
it, but that it only works on one track at a time. Is there
something I can get that's accessible and that will do an album at
a time?
Thanks for any advice.
Evan
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