AVI to MP3 Change Program
#1
10-29-2007, 11:39 PM
AVI to MP3 Change Program
I am buying an MP3 player for my wife and daughter for Christmas but the music they get into is all on CD's and the last time I copied and audio cd all of the files were saved as AVI filesthat were huge in comparison to an MP3 file. Does anyone know of a program that saves AVI's into and MP3 format, preferably free.
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10-30-2007, 12:17 AM
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#4
10-30-2007, 07:52 AM
RE: AVI to MP3 Change Program
Rock on with Media Player, now does there need to a specific version of Media Player? I think I curently have Windows Media Player 10.. Also what is the tab and command I need to nclick when I am in media player? This closest I was under FILE - SAVE AS, FILE - ADD TO LIBRARYor under TOOLS - PLUG IN - CONVERT AUDIO. Currently I am watching a DVD, could I save this into my video library too? Thanks.
#5
10-30-2007, 08:51 AM
RE: AVI to MP3 Change Program
ORIGINAL: Pirata
I am buying an MP3 player for my wife and daughter for Christmas but the music they get into is all on CD's and the last time I copied and audio cd all of the files were saved as AVI filesthat were huge in comparison to an MP3 file. Does anyone know of a program that saves AVI's into and MP3 format, preferably free.
I am buying an MP3 player for my wife and daughter for Christmas but the music they get into is all on CD's and the last time I copied and audio cd all of the files were saved as AVI filesthat were huge in comparison to an MP3 file. Does anyone know of a program that saves AVI's into and MP3 format, preferably free.
#6
10-30-2007, 08:51 AM
RE: AVI to MP3 Change Program
ORIGINAL: Pirata
Rock on with Media Player, now does there need to a specific version of Media Player? I think I curently have Windows Media Player 10.. Also what is the tab and command I need to nclick when I am in media player? This closest I was under FILE - SAVE AS, FILE - ADD TO LIBRARYor under TOOLS - PLUG IN - CONVERT AUDIO. Currently I am watching a DVD, could I save this into my video library too? Thanks.
Rock on with Media Player, now does there need to a specific version of Media Player? I think I curently have Windows Media Player 10.. Also what is the tab and command I need to nclick when I am in media player? This closest I was under FILE - SAVE AS, FILE - ADD TO LIBRARYor under TOOLS - PLUG IN - CONVERT AUDIO. Currently I am watching a DVD, could I save this into my video library too? Thanks.
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10-30-2007, 12:01 PM
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#8
10-30-2007, 02:44 PM
RE: AVI to MP3 Change Program
ORIGINAL: Pirata
You're right, WAV files, I was mistaken. However, please use a little less technical language, I have no idea what it means to rip.
You're right, WAV files, I was mistaken. However, please use a little less technical language, I have no idea what it means to rip.
Windows Media Player 11 has a section that specifically says Rip Music under the Tools/Options section.
#9
10-30-2007, 03:34 PM
RE: AVI to MP3 Change Program
I am using WMP 10, and it does fine. Select tools, options, the rip tab musicand ensure MP3 is selected in the drop down. At the bottom, select the quality you want (it effects the file size). I use 256K. At the top, you can select where you want to save the files after they are ripped. Hit ok and select the rip tab on the media player main menu. Insert the disk and let her run.
#10
10-30-2007, 03:44 PM
RE: AVI to MP3 Change Program
ORIGINAL: kurts2
I am using WMP 10, and it does fine. Select tools, options, the rip tab musicand ensure MP3 is selected in the drop down. At the bottom, select the quality you want (it effects the file size). I use 256K. At the top, you can select where you want to save the files after they are ripped. Hit ok and select the rip tab on the media player main menu. Insert the disk and let her run.
I am using WMP 10, and it does fine. Select tools, options, the rip tab musicand ensure MP3 is selected in the drop down. At the bottom, select the quality you want (it effects the file size). I use 256K. At the top, you can select where you want to save the files after they are ripped. Hit ok and select the rip tab on the media player main menu. Insert the disk and let her run.
It's the same setup in WMP 11.... 128k for CD burning is fine, if your going to do MP3 quality, you want between 160-256k, but this also increases the file sizes as well.... I typically set mine for 192 and call it a day.