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Subject:Converting mp3 to wave Posted by: dauntless Date:12/10/2000 2:18:00 PM In order for me to use ACID 2.0, seems I need to convert MP3 to Wav. Goal: When burning MP3 songs to CD-R, want to equalize volume levels to avoid inconsitencies. Any advice? Thanks, Patrick
Subject:Re: Converting mp3 to wave Reply by: Gadget Date:12/11/2000 12:22:00 PM You could go about making mp3's wavs in 2 different ways. The easier of the 2 would be to use winamp. The second would be putting the mp3 to cdr. Using winamp to convert mp3's takes about 3-4 seconds per song, so that is a really quick way to go about it. In order to give you advice on keeping your mp3 volume levels consistent i would need to know what program you are using. If you have any questions on how to use winamp to convert, you can post another letter or if you have AIM my screen name is DGHBowtieSS. I hope I answered your question. Later, Hank Patrick Haas wrote: >>In order for me to use ACID 2.0, seems I need to convert >>MP3 to Wav. >> >>Goal: When burning MP3 songs to CD-R, want to equalize >>volume levels to avoid inconsitencies. >> >>Any advice? >> >>Thanks, >>Patrick

You could go about making mp3's wavs in 2 different ways.
The easier of the 2 would be to use winamp. The second
would be putting the mp3 to cdr. Using winamp to convert
mp3's takes about 3-4 seconds per song, so that is a really
quick way to go about it. In order to give you advice on
keeping your mp3 volume levels consistent i would need to
know what program you are using. If you have any questions
on how to use winamp to convert, you can post another
letter or if you have AIM my screen name is DGHBowtieSS. I
hope I answered your question. Later, Hank

Patrick Haas wrote:
>>In order for me to use ACID 2.0, seems I need to convert
>>MP3 to Wav.
>>
>>Goal: When burning MP3 songs to CD-R, want to equalize
>>volume levels to avoid inconsitencies.
>>
>>Any advice?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Patrick