i have downloaded some songs that are in mpeg layer 3 format .\nbut they are not supported in winamp.
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Yes, they are the same, but there are different bitrates and sampling speeds that can be used.  For example, you can probably create an MP3 that uses 48kHz instead of the standard 44.1kHz (cd sampling rate).  There is also the the kbps rate which can range from at least 20-320 (or even use a variable rate).  They can be mono or stereo and there are probably other options that can be set within the mp3.  So, it's possible there are mp3's that are formatted that Winamp can't play.  Have you tried playing it in iTunes or another mp3 player to see how it's formatted?\n\nIt's also possible the song is mislabeled as something.mp3 and is really a .wma, .ogg or another compressed audio format (mistakenly labeled as mp3).  Many of these can be played in Winamp, but they require a plug-in.\n\nFurther, the song could be corrupted or half-downloaded.  If you got it off Limewire, it's more than likely the song is intentionally corrupted.  There are people out on P2P networks intentionally putting corrupted files up that mimic  a real file.  So, when Limewire downloads it, it mixes in pieces of the corrupted file with the good pieces and the entire file is corrupted in the end.  It's one of several tactics used by the music industry to discourage downloading of music on P2P networks.
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Try to put every single song in Winamp playlist, and then press ctrl+S, it will save it as m3u. Not sure that helps u with your phone tough. :)
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Try using an alternate media player, such as Winamp.
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Yes, Try using VLC media player its free for download.
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You should download Itunes. og to file, properties an go to the change the bit rate to 96 this will make the files amaller and you wil still bee able to hear them. Keep in mind that the lower  teh bit rate the lower the quality. But  I think that 96 is fine. Itunes is a pretty good player for converting i have used it personaly. if your music is wma or any other format it eill convert it to mp3 and it will store in a a file called Itune under you Music folder.
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Yes, this software is awesome. I use it myself. www.dbpoweramp.com     then download the music converter.\n\nIf you are looking for a video converter, it depends what format you want to turn it in to. Each program is different... unfortunately.
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Use DB Poweramp! If you burned all the .mp3's from the SAME album they will work...I'm guessing you didn't and some are aparently protected and you do not have the license...If I'm mistaken...oh well...anyways, use DB Poweramp and you will never use anything else!
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I wouldn't advise doing that, the point of FLAC files is that they're CD quality, as opposed to mp3 etc which is far from CD quality. So, in doing the conversion you'd be throwing away all this nice FLAC audio quality that you've got right there for no reason. And I say no reason because the latest version of WinAmp supports playback of FLAC files without any plugins or other nonsense, so just install the latest version and you can play your files back in WinAMP with no hassles.
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Winamp can do for both, mp3 and wma. just right click the song in the playlist and select "View file info" then edit it.\nhttp://www.winamp.com
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Yeah... It gets annoying when I do that...\n\n>Just right-click and press "Enque"\n-and just select that song from your current playlist\n(right at the bottom)\n\np.s. it's not just 5.2\nit's the case for most of the winamps...
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I am using nero,musicmatch,and windows too.. try them they are the bestest!
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Far as i Know you can't download anything off of winamp to your computer,you can however access streaming content off the web to play on winamp through the Media Library, if that is what are looking at.  \n\nYou might check the prefences for winamp and see if there is any setting for preffered launguage.  If it is a Media Library issue try changing the catagory or genre your looking at.
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Gabest Media Player Classic (mplayerc) - http://sf.net/projects/guliverkli/ - only supports what your system already supports. If you do not support a particular codec, you need to obtain support for it. What is the file's complete name (including extension - e.g., some file.asx).\n\nYou can try MPlayer for Windows - http://www.mplayerhq.hu/
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it will be played in winamp...\nhttp://www.winamp.com/player/   download this
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I can give u the software, it's free. or you can, use the Windows Media Player to convert from mp3 to wma. just press 'record', that's all. you can find your saving at my documents - My music. If u use the WinXP, clik 'Start' - go to 'All Programs' - clik 'Accessories' - 'entertainment' than clik 'windows media player'. try to study.. enjoy this software :).
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It all depends what format your file is. It could be compressed in rar type. In which case you need to unzip it with winrar tool you can google this. Or you may just need the appropriate media player. Quite often Windows Media Player wil not work. Try another player like Windows media classic or VLC player.
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real player is no good try winamp