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Subject:MP3 and Batch Converter Posted by: Rednroll Date:5/3/2004 3:12:11 PM I haven't used the Batch Converter much, I think once in the entire time I've used Sound Forge. Anyways, I recently purchased one of these Rio compact MP3 players that takes SDD memory. Since these cards aren't all that cheap, I want to shrink the size of my .MP3 files down a bit to conserve on file size, and get rid of most of the information the Rio probably doesn't do a good job of playing back anyways through headphones. So what I want to do is open a bunch of MP3 files and then Save them to a different folder and encode them ALL at 128KBS. Is this possible for Batch converter? I know it isn't Possible for the "Save ALL" feature, because SF tells me there are no modified samples in the current files.
Subject:RE: MP3 and Batch Converter Reply by: ATP Date:5/3/2004 3:42:56 PM yes, Batch Converter can do this, both the re-encoding and saving to a different folder part.
Subject:RE: MP3 and Batch Converter Reply by: Rednroll Date:5/3/2004 5:11:03 PM Thanks, Looks like it's time for me to reinstall the Batch converter on my system.

Subject:MP3 and Batch Converter

Posted by: Rednroll

Date:5/3/2004 3:12:11 PM

I haven't used the Batch Converter much, I think once in the entire time I've used Sound Forge. Anyways, I recently purchased one of these Rio compact MP3 players that takes SDD memory. Since these cards aren't all that cheap, I want to shrink the size of my .MP3 files down a bit to conserve on file size, and get rid of most of the information the Rio probably doesn't do a good job of playing back anyways through headphones. So what I want to do is open a bunch of MP3 files and then Save them to a different folder and encode them ALL at 128KBS. Is this possible for Batch converter? I know it isn't Possible for the "Save ALL" feature, because SF tells me there are no modified samples in the current files.

Subject:RE: MP3 and Batch Converter

Reply by: ATP

Date:5/3/2004 3:42:56 PM

yes, Batch Converter can do this, both the re-encoding and saving to a different folder part.

Subject:RE: MP3 and Batch Converter

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:5/3/2004 5:11:03 PM

Thanks, Looks like it's time for me to reinstall the Batch converter on my system.