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Convert 1700 song aac music library to quality sounding mp3?

Discussion in 'Software Apps' started by flamer2204, Jul 15, 2005.

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  1. flamer2204 Newcomer, in training

    hi i was wondering what would be the best way to do this?
    what software should i use? is there any quick way?

    thanks
    flamer2204, Jul 15, 2005
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  2. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    Try using Foobar2000 for any mass changes. It's a great audio tool and we've even started a guide here on Techspot. Check it out here: http://www.techspot.com/tweaks/foobar/
    It's just getting started but I'm sure it'll be growing soon.
    LNCPapa, Jul 16, 2005
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  3. baya Newcomer, in training

    why not try NoteBurner? I have used for a long time and have much fun with it.
    baya, Mar 21, 2007
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  4. Nodsu Newcomer, in training

    Why would you want to convert a "library" to another lossy sound format? You will lose quality no matter what when you convert to MP3.

    You should have used a lossless format from the beginning and now your best choices are either to leave it as it is on convert to a lossless format.

    All depends on your sense of "quality" of course.. Some people think that 128kbps is great :rolleyes:
    Nodsu, Mar 21, 2007
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  5. SNGX1275 TechSpot Special Forces

    Adobe Audition is amazing with batch processes, converting file types would take about 10 seconds to set up, then you could start it and walk away.

    But then again I imagine if you had Audition you wouldn't be asking this question.
    SNGX1275, Mar 21, 2007
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  6. Nodsu Newcomer, in training

    GX Transcoder is a free utility to convert between a lot of multimedia formats.
    I still think that MP3 is a bad "library" target. Use a lossless format for the "archive" and connvert to MP3 or whatever as needed.
    Nodsu, Mar 21, 2007
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  7. flamer2204 Newcomer, in training

    watever mate this thread is 2 years old lol
    flamer2204, Mar 22, 2007
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  8. Nodsu Newcomer, in training

    Oh, it is.. :blush:
    Nodsu, Mar 22, 2007
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