Fast way to mass convert .MP3s to .wav
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Fast way to mass convert .MP3s to .wav
I have several playlists I'd like to convert from .MP3 to .wav file for the purpose of burning into a CD using Discwelder Bronze (which, in my opinion, should really be called "Discwelder Iron Ore" or something). Is there a way to do this?
I'm thinking there isn't a way to convert the playlist, but is there at least a program to do a batch of .MP3s? Thanks in advance...
I'm thinking there isn't a way to convert the playlist, but is there at least a program to do a batch of .MP3s? Thanks in advance...
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Well, I found a couple of products which do that:
Alive, supports playlists
This interface doesn't seem to be as good, but also seems to do the bare minimum
Alive, supports playlists
This interface doesn't seem to be as good, but also seems to do the bare minimum
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Just a note about the Alive product mentioned above, it will only convert 60 percent of the file until you license it. I bought the license, but unfortunately I'm still waiting for them to send me the code to activate the product.
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More info: The Alive product seems to be MUCH faster than the other one. It converted 78 songs in under five minutes on a AMD Athlon 3200. Of course, the "big disk" in my system which was both the source and target disk is a 2x200G SATA striped raid disk.
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Originally Posted by mobilezen
I use WinAmp and it works great. no need for plugins either.
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I use dBPowerAmp. Works great, right from Windows Explorer or in a search window.
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