Greetings,
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Colin Howard, living near Southampton in Southern
England.
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hello, recently i was given a pen drive on which there were 21 m4.a files,
i want to change them in to mp3 files, sound forge won't do it for me as it
doesn't see them, i have windows seven and media player classic, i'm told i
could do it in winamp is that correct? any help will be really
Hi. I had a similar problem around 6 months ago. To get around the problem
I used Switch to convert the m4a file to mp3 and it worked. Walter.
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thank you walter, where can i get switch travel safely, joe.
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Hi. If you do a Google search you will find the programme easily, it is a
very popular file converter and it is free. When you download and install
you will have the full version for a trial period. When that period runs
out you will be asked if you wish to purchase a license or revert to the
easy cd da extracter will do this for you.
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From: Joe Bollard joebolla...@eircom.net
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Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2012 3:41 AM
Subject: files question
hello, recently i was given a pen drive on which there were 21 m4.a
Hi Everyone. Patience please. I am trying on this new computer with the
latest version of goldwave to record from a radio station on the net to the
computer. with xp and 5.58, I would go to the properties and volume tab to
select my perameters. Now I have been going to the device tab inthe
