Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007, 04:24 (GMT) Post subject:
This Superfreak has a tech question. I have lots and lots of songs stored in my Yahoo Juke Box. Does anyone know how to convert them from a wav file into an MP3?
I tried to open them up through Cool Edit so I can save them as an MP3, but with Yahoo, they are all protected and the files can not be changed.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007, 15:53 (GMT) Post subject:
Not familliar with Yahoo Juke Box but I know that many iTunes users will burn a CD (which iTunes allows) and then rip them back to .mp3. _________________ www.ColinCampbellVoice.com Member SaVoa...#07040...www.SaVoa.org
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007, 16:11 (GMT) Post subject:
Al,
if you fiddle with the monitoring-settings in your soundcard, and have the output from the soundcard routed to a channel on your mixer, you could simply play your songs with any player like Winamp, iTunes or whatever, and record simultaniously. I do this all the time. _________________ Regards,
Jacob Ekstroem
- "Try the delightful Danish..."
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007, 05:39 (GMT) Post subject:
Call it a generation gap... (this song is a great one for us "old timers.") _________________ www.ColinCampbellVoice.com Member SaVoa...#07040...www.SaVoa.org
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007, 06:18 (GMT) Post subject:
Geez... that "Aint no Mountain High Enough" with his daugher...
WOW, WOW, WOW! That was special.
OK... Allison... first I'm 49. Second, the best for last... ...with the infamous Ronnie Spector... _________________ www.ColinCampbellVoice.com Member SaVoa...#07040...www.SaVoa.org
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007, 06:39 (GMT) Post subject:
...and for historical perspectvie... Ronnie Spector in "Ronnie and the Ronettes" circa 1962 (ish.) _________________ www.ColinCampbellVoice.com Member SaVoa...#07040...www.SaVoa.org
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