One for Most audio/video converter????
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1) Hello, are there any converters out there that can convert to most audio formats?
2) Currently i have some mp3 files to convert, but which format should i convert to to retain the quality?
3) I also have this file RealAudio / RealVideo VBR to burn. Similarly, what format should it be converted to?
Thank You very much!
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aac or m4a?
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aac or flac is the best quality out there for mp3
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I dont understand hehe...Originally posted by BeRt^.^:aac or m4a?
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m4a is too over ratedOriginally posted by BeRt^.^:aac or m4a?
aac or flac is still better than m4a
http://flac.sourceforge.net/ -
why you need to convert mp3 leh? not small enough?
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acc is smaller... can store lot of songs in HP deOriginally posted by caleb_chiang:why you need to convert mp3 leh? not small enough? -
do you even have the codec to play AAC or FLAC in the first place, TS?
if you not sure about codec, it is best that you just stick with mp3 format...... -
I'm with allentyb. I dont recommend you to reencode all your music/videos, seeing you ask so many questions in the past and seems to be still in the dark after replies by people.
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-.- i am playing it on a cd.Originally posted by allentyb_v2.01:do you even have the codec to play AAC or FLAC in the first place, TS?
if you not sure about codec, it is best that you just stick with mp3 format......
My cd player cant read mp3 or flac. -
You'll have to burn the music files as audio, not data, and be limited by the standard capacity of 80 minutes per CD. There will not be any compression format to choose from. You should be able to find an option to burn an audio CD if you poke your CD burning program / Windows Media Player long and hard enough. (No pun intended.Originally posted by davidche:-.- i am playing it on a cd.
My cd player cant read mp3 or flac.
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The audio file is mp3 format.....Originally posted by LatecomerX:You'll have to burn the music files as audio, not data, and be limited by the standard capacity of 80 minutes per CD. There will not be any compression format to choose from. You should be able to find an option to burn an audio CD if you poke your CD burning program / Windows Media Player long and hard enough. (No pun intended. )
Even if i burn it on my cd, which i can, i wouldnt be able to play it on my cd player.
Another visual and audio file is RealAudio / RealVideo VBR format.
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And I thought most CD players supports mp3... since I own 1 that does...Originally posted by LatecomerX:You'll have to burn the music files as audio, not data, and be limited by the standard capacity of 80 minutes per CD. There will not be any compression format to choose from. You should be able to find an option to burn an audio CD if you poke your CD burning program / Windows Media Player long and hard enough. (No pun intended. )