14th February, 2012
i need a good music converter?
Question by jason_smitherman: i need a good music converter?
i need something that can sucessfully change the bit rate of a mp3 file from 96kbps back to 192kbps..
i’ve got alot of converters.. but they’re mostly to change media formats… when you select a higher bit rate you can tell it doesn’t do anything or makes the song sound bad. please let me know if you can help!
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Answer by OCD
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13th February, 2012
audio converter – can someone give some simple advise how to convert music files to .mp3 please?
Question by suzanne: audio converter – can someone give some simple advise how to convert music files to .mp3 please?
I have no knowledge in this area but it has been suggested I could copy music onto my minidisc player. I am currently running windows 7 and the windows media player that came loaded. I understand these files need to have .mp3 extension. I have seen free downloads pertaining to these but would like to know what route to take. Some of the music was copied off Limewire but mainly it is CD’s.
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Answer by Ratan.exe
ok man…
mostly all music files having .mp3 extent ion if u want convert any file in that extension then use the total vedio converter software u can get it from google free
have a fun
keep posting..
gud luck
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3rd February, 2012
Q&A: Does anybody know a site where I can download a free, unlimited, music converter?
Question by : Does anybody know a site where I can download a free, unlimited, music converter?
Right…so I have an iTunes account with a shit load of music in it. I want to be able to listen to that music but without the hassle of the iTunes player. So all I want to do is convert the files I have in my iTunes library (all files are of the mp4 format) into .wma files so that I can add them into my Windows Media Player Library. I’ve searched everywhere but I can’t seem to find a site that gives me a free download of a converter with unlimited uses. Generally I will end up with either a limit on the number of conversions, or a restriction on the time of the songs I upload. Either way I don’t want any of this, I’m just looking for a converter that gives me unlimited conversions, unlimited time for those conversions, and of course, I’d like it free.
Any help at all in this task would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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Answer by LAWLrus.
You cant do that. Once something is in itunes, its there forever.
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31st January, 2012
is it possible to put a youtube video on a Sansa e260 through the Sansa media converter?
Question by The Evil Genius: is it possible to put a youtube video on a Sansa e260 through the Sansa media converter?
i recently downloaded the media converter for my Sansa e260 and i was wondering where i can get videos for it. can i get them from youtube and somehow use the media converter to put them into my MP3 player. cause i know i can get videos from limewire and use the media converter to put them into my MP3 player but where else can i get music videos from for free.
how would i go about doing this.
@ Pilot: i actually came across that video yesterday, but i don’t want to download another program to do it.
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Answer by h_ymail
yes
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27th January, 2012
Philips GoGear Media Converter Problem Saving?
Question by GK: Philips GoGear Media Converter Problem Saving?
I just got a Philips GoGear and it is a music and video player. It came with its own video downloader and converter and I’m having trouble with the latter. The converter is called “Media Converter for Phillips by ArcSoft”. The GoGear only supports .smv files for its videos and so I’m trying to use the converter that came with it to do that only it’s not working. It will go through the conversion process only to state that it had an error saving.
So is there a way to fix it or is there another video converter that converts specifically to .smv?
I have Prism Video Converter as well but it doesn’t convert to .smv.
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Answer by Steven Juliet
.smv video files?Oh, it’s wrong, as I know, Philips Gogear supports 640×480 wmv(wmv8/wmv9) videos well, so you need to use a good software to convert your videos to the 640×480 wmv(wmv8/wmv9) videos for Philips Gogear, to do that well, I know a good software can fit your requirement, just follow me to use RZ Video Converter which can convert any videos or audios between different formats with good quality, such as convert your videos to the 640×480 wmv(wmv8/wmv9) videos for Philips Gogear, etc. Yahoo or google search and download RZ Video Converter, hope it can help you.
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22nd January, 2012
Can anybody point me to a free PSP audio file converter?
Question by Donald T: Can anybody point me to a free PSP audio file converter?
I would like to tranfer music from my laptop to my PSP but , I refuses to pay $ 20 for the PSP Media Converter (PSP Media Manager) I also dont think PSP Video 9 converts audio files. What Im looking for is something similiar to PSP Video 9 but for audio. Can someone help me out?
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Answer by hueys
http://www.nchsoftware.com/prism/index.html
It’s free 
Cheers!
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18th January, 2012
Q&A: Ipod Touch songs from media converter?
Question by : Ipod Touch songs from media converter?
So on my Nokia 5300 music xpress I have a bunch of songs downloaded from media converter/youtube downloader so I’m getting an Ipod Touch soon and was thinking if I could use the same media converter/youtube downloader for the Ipod Touch because I really don’t want to pay for some songs that I already have downloaded for free.
http://www.mediaconverter.org/
If this method can work, what are the songs format? like for example, mp3 is obviously the mp3 format.
Can anyone tell me how I can put the music file that is downloaded from media converter into the itunes library?
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Answer by Tyler
as long as the songs are in an mp3 format, and are in your iTunes library yes you will be able to do it like that. But neither the format nor the program are changeable so make sure that you can use that converter to put them into an mp3 format and that you have iTunes and you’ll be aight
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9th January, 2012
Q&A: What is the best free media player out there for Windows XP, or at least media converter?
Question by DoriSai: What is the best free media player out there for Windows XP, or at least media converter?
My computer’s a bit old, and I’m a bit peeved at the many media players I have to download just to play different media types. I want one that can pretty much play the majority of the media types out there (mp3, m4a, flv, divx, wav, midi, avi, flac, and many more) and also hopefully convert. If not, I’d like a decent converter for at least my music since I’d like to transfer to other devices, many of which will only play certain types of files. I just don’t want to have to deal with spending hours finding a plugin to play something, or downloading a whole new media player when I find out one of them doesn’t work… Thus far, my favorite player has been Windows Media Player, it’s standard and easy to use, but the last few times I went looking for plugins I had to pay for them T_T and I dunt wanna do that.
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Answer by John
I know you prob won’t want to hear this, but I have found Itunes to be the absolute best with converting and storing my music. Alteast it will be all in the same format and easy to work with.
Simple, automatic conversion, home network sharing, video, audio, raido.
It doesn’t get much better.
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7th January, 2012
ArcSoft Media Converter problem?
Question by YoYo: ArcSoft Media Converter problem?
When I used ArcSoft Media Converter, it always detected my MP3 player. Now when I connect it, the computer detects it but the program dosen’t, so I can’t transfer videos or other file to my MP3 player. Can anybody help me or suggest a program that will let me convert videos and music to my MP3 player? Please Help Me!
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Answer by hp
Actually you can transter files to your MP3 player without any program. Just go to computer and open your MP3 player. (probably drive E or F). Then just move/copy files from your computer and drop/paste them into your MP3 player. The only benefit of using that converter program is that you can convert other audio files such as wma, mp2, etc to MP3 format. New articles will be added to my website soon.
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3rd January, 2012
Q&A: is Windows Media Player bit rate converter good to use when burning cds?
Question by Se7en Sins: is Windows Media Player bit rate converter good to use when burning cds?
I notice when you want to burn a cd, it offers the option to “not convert” which is recomended, or it is says, convert to lower bit rate to add more music to the cd, but 192 kbps says its the best quality.
Does converting it to 192 actually make the music file worse?
Or does it improve quality.
Basically should i leave the audio as they are, or convert them to 192.
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Answer by Saul
Don’t use Windows Media Player.
Google “CDex”, it’s a free program that has a better algorithm, and will rip music files that will sound better.
The higher the bitrate, the better the quality of the music file. If you don’t convert, I’m assuming that means it will rip a WAV file (ie completely uncompressed). This will have the best quality, but will be many, many times larger than an mp3 file.
192 kbps is a good place to be, if you use a good ripping algorithm. 320 kbps is the best quality mp3 you can get, but will also produce the largest mp3 file. 128 kbps (the standard, unfortunately) gives a little over 1 meg a minute, while 320 will give just over 3 megs a minute, if that gives you something to go by. I heartily recommend no bitrate smaller than 192 kbps! I would also suggest using CBR instead of VBR if you have a choice, as some CD burners and mp3 players have a harder time reading VBR files correctly.
If you use CDex, you can select the “insane” preset, as that will automatically give you the highest quality possible with the mp3 format (ie 320 kbps CBR ripped with the Lame mp3 codec) – this is the easiest way to go if you get confused by all of the different options.
You can also google MediaCoder Audio Edition for a good, free transcoder. This will let you convert your higher bitrate mp3 files into lower bitrate mp3 files or VBR files -> CBR files…. which is what I use it for, mostly. It sucks that my CD burner sometimes screws up the VBR files, but that’s how it goes.
Transcoding cannot *improve* the quality of an mp3 file… nothing can. Once the information is lost, its gone. So that means that converting a 128 kbps file to 320 kbps will *not* make it sound better… which is why I suggest just ripping at a higher quality to begin with. A lot of mp3 players have gigs of space for music, so why not just use the best?
Good luck!
Saul
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