I am trying to convert a song from aac to mp3, but when I 'convert song to mp3' it is an mpeg file?
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MPEG format is correct. MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3. So you're doing everything correct.
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You could convert only audio information to mp3, you could do it with winamp(www.winamp.com) or Microsoft Windows Media Player (www. microsoft.com/download)
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an acc file or an mp4\n\nAudio: AAC (also known as MPEG-2 Part 7), MP3 (also known as MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3), MPEG-4 Part 3, MP2 (also known as MPEG Audio Layer 2), MPEG-1 Part 3, CELP (speech), TwinVQ (very low bitrates), SAOL (midi)\n\nAudio that is protected by FairPlay digital rights management as sold through the iTunes Music Store uses the .m4p extension\n\n\neasy burn to cd, then rip the cd into an mp3 file.\n\nit takes some work but it has always worked for me.
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Try going to http://www.download.com type in the search something like wma to mp3 converters.  Various converters are there for many different uses.  Make sure you find one that converts to mp3s.  Many of these programs are shareware, or a demo.  This should help. Good Luck!
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go to the sync mode and turn off the format conversion\n\nTools> Options> Devices> Advanced\n\nand uncheck "allow audio files to convert in the background" so they won't be converted into wmas.\n\n\nand for the dude 2 below me, mp3s are unprotected and don't have licenses, and there are unprotected wmas.  only protected wmas do.
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You have to have a mp3 conversion program such as iTunes and you have to import the CD onto your computer's hard drive,  when you're importing the CD, you should have the preferences set to .mp3 conversion, because sometimes it's on .mp4 in iTunes.\n\nhere's where you do it in iTunes:\nAdvanced - Convert selection to mp3\n\nIf it's not on mp3, you can change it in iTunes - preferences - advanced - importing
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.mp4 is iPod music format\n.mp3 is music format\n\ngo download goldwave - I find it pretty good for converting and editing\nhttp://www.goldwave.com/\n\nonce it's installed - open the .mp4 file - then click File - Save as - then type in the name you want it to appear as - then click Save\n\n\ngood luck
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if you're using nero get  the first option burn a cd Audio that means that his going to convert the mp3 song on your hard drive to .cda onto the cd got it...
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i don't think it is possible to convert from 3GP to MP3 without using a software, because it basically a conversion from one compressed format to another and it requires re-writing of the file, using a different algorithm (or compression standard).
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Ignore the rubbish answers above, they are nonsense!!\n\nAll you need is an audio editing program or, even easier, a wav-mp3  converter. A simple google search gives these results.\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=wav+to+mp3+converter&btnG=Google+Search&meta=\n\nIf you need any help, contact me ;)
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try audacity.com it converts wma file in mp3 files
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Using Hero Mp3 to convert
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you seem to be going in the right path. you need some sort of software to record it, like cakewalk or adobe audition.\n\nonce you get it on the computer, it's simple to convert to mp3.
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You can drag and drop it on to most MP3 players, like iTunes, and it will convert or prompt you to convert, depending on your settings.\nOr, if you use something that doesn't convert, you can download a decent audio converter from download.com.  Just serach for "WMA MP3 Converter" and pick something that looks like it will fit your need.  (Most will either be free or cost $15-20 to register after X days)
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When you burn a MP3, it automatically becomes a CDA if you make it an audio CD, when you burn it. Otherwise, maybe www.download.com might have something
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Simple answer is, burn the song(s) to an audio CD in iTunes. Then import from the CD into the format that you want.\n\nTo make sure that you're burning an audio CD in iTunes, do the following:\n\n-Edit\n-Preferences\n-Advanced\n-Burning\n-Disk Format: Audio CD\n-OK\n\nWhen switching from a proctected AAC to another format like MP3 or WMA, there will be a slight quality loss, but usually not enough to notice under normal listening conditions.
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we use a program called "tunebite" to convert music downloaded from itunes (m4p files) to mp3 files..works  with other music file conversions too...theres a free version avail for download but you will need to purchase the program in order to convert files..cost is $28AU (or find the crack for it;)