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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:14 PM
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MP3s & PCs

I aint the best with PCs , probably real easy solution to this ... I hope!

To play music I was using Windows Media player but have just downloaded WinAmp as I thought I might have a problem with Media player.

Iv only a handfull of music files recorded to me PC, the majority are MP3s but have a few wavs.

Iv a couple of problems:

1. When I rename a file it says something like file may become unstable. When I go ahead and rename it it wont play

2. How do you record/save a CD to your hardrive. I thought you just go into your CD drive and copy n paste it to the file you want it in. This aint workin.

Thanks n sorry for bein so dumb
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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:18 PM
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I aint the best with PCs , probably real easy solution to this ... I hope!

To play music I was using Windows Media player but have just downloaded WinAmp as I thought I might have a problem with Media player.

Iv only a handfull of music files recorded to me PC, the majority are MP3s but have a few wavs.

Iv a couple of problems:

1. When I rename a file it says something like file may become unstable. When I go ahead and rename it it wont play

2. How do you record/save a CD to your hardrive. I thought you just go into your CD drive and copy n paste it to the file you want it in. This aint workin.

Thanks n sorry for bein so dumb

1. When I rename a file it says something like file may become unstable. When I go ahead and rename it it wont play.

Why are you renaming it? Always make sure you keep the .mp3 at the end of the file anyway.

2. How do you record/save a CD to your hardrive. I thought you just go into your CD drive and copy n paste it to the file you want it in. This aint workin.

You wont want to be saving files from a CD on your drive cause they are in WAV format and massive, convert them to mp3 first.

Hope that helps.
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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:25 PM
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Cheers Markz makin progress already

That puttin .mp3 at the end sorted that one

Whats the best way to convert them to MP3.

I have Soundforge & Nero.. would I open it in say soundforge then save it an MP3.

One more question.

How do I rip stuff that is played online, say one of these Internet Radio Stations?

I take it I will need a program to do this?
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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:26 PM
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Oh was renaming the file to give it the correct name
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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:28 PM
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Yeah soundforge is ya best bet for ripping from vinyl.

Ya want Streamripper for recording Internet stations

You'll be wanting this one mate, winamp plug in version.

http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...kage_id=135475
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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:31 PM
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U need some streaming software recorder like total recorder, have a mooch for something free on cnet.com not sure what is anymore as i`ve not used in ages, only other option is to crack it but if u not done that before i would give it a miss.

Same goes with converter there is loads of WAV-Mp3 and vice versa out there just do a search on same site. Soundforge does it though.

Any questions let me know.
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If ya get the paid version of winamp ya can rip a cd straight to .mp3

I can send it ya if ya want.
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Old 23rd September 2005, 08:34 PM
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If ya get the paid version of winamp ya can rip a cd straight to .mp3

I can send it ya if ya want.
That would be cool mate

Only just got broadband and I cant believe I managed without it
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