How to change an AIFF file to an MP3 file?
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another opportunity is the River Past Audio Converter\nhttp://www.riverpast.com/en/prod/audioconverter/index.php
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It's only 3 steps:\n\n1-just a .swf file\n2- download: http://www.hootech.com/swf_to_mp3_converter/SWF2MP3Setup.exe\n3-If you need the crack to it let me know
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You can convert your files to .m4a in iTunes. If you download the files to a separate folder and then drag + drop them into iTunes, it should ask you if you'd like to convert them. If not, right-click on the file in iTunes and click "convert to MP3/M4A" (not sure which it will be, but it's NOT "AAC"!).\n\nYou'll then have two files. Right-click on them both and look at the end of the file name. You'll be able to play the .m4a/.mp3 on your iPod.
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Please try with some sound processing softwares. sound players will not help you. sound processing softwares such as Goldwave, Wavelab etc. can open any sound file and can save any in any format including MP3.
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You can either change the file associations (what they call MIME Type Assignments).  However, I would just re-install Media Player.  It will take over agin and its much easier.
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Go under:\n\nStart>\nAll Programs>\nAccessories>\nEntertainment>\nSound Recorder\n\nGet the file you want, and if it's in WAV format, you can simply open it in sound recorder, then go Effects, Increase Speed.\n\nIf you want a MP3 to WAV converter, simply search it on www.download.com
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Visit\nwww.mp3towav.org/Cool-MP3-Converter/
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goto tools, rip music, and under rip settings, change it from wma to mp3.\n\nR3dm0
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You can find many free audio file converters here:\n\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/gmm/fwaudiocodec.html\n\nYou can convert a 32Kbps MP3 to 128Kbps, but you will not gain any quality since the original file is lower quality. All you will get is a larger filesize.
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Insert > Movies and Sounds > Sound from file...
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you COULD easily edit them yourself you know.\n\nright click the mp3. go to properties and and then go to the summary tab, once there there should be a button near the bottom that says "advanced". click it and you should be able to edit the info.\n\nif yo ucant then you might need another program, although some mp3 players like winamp, which i use, allows you to edit it.\n\ni reccomend winamp.
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/renameit/ will change the file names and extensions.  However, merely changing a name does not change the format of the file, i.e. to convert .mp3 to .mp4.  Those are compression methods and require the use of utilities.  http://www.afterdawn.com is my favorite site for all things video/audio.
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try Windows Media Player menu> Tools> Options> Rip Music> then select mp3 from the Format: list.
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Open windows media player.\n\nGoto Tools > Options\n\nGoto the file types tab. Press the select all button, and then press OK.
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sure u can do it. use the option mp3 audio . and just drag and drop files u want .there is a progress  bar indicating how much u can add on the bottom of the window. an average of 150-200 songs can add as mp3 format
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Insert->Movies and Sounds->Sound from file\n\nThen, when it asked if I wanted to automatically play it, and I said yes.\n\nIf you need to, right click the sound icon and go to Properties and make sure the Object Action is Play.
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When you imported the song into i-tunes it should have offered \nto convert to an aac file.\nTry right clicking the song or songs and then select convert to aac.