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Seasonal wrote:
I can play them in VLC but when I would like to burn on cd, no program does recognize them.
to convert the "problematic" .MP3s into cdda-compliant .WAVs, and then
would use these latter to create an Audio-CD. As for WMP troubleshooting...
well...
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Bjs wrote:
Not mp3's your having problem with .
You may have a codec issue,
most people do not like to visit the command-line environment ---
no matter how fast and powerful it may be ^.^;;
Grab audacity , load first file , save as wav at 44100khz
Play new wav
If fine
Repeat for other file's
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Originally Posted by Bjs
I did dl audocity and save as 44100 , but nothing happend... -
Originally Posted by Midzuki
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Its a codec issue with the system causing the problem , vlc comes with those built in .
Open folder in vlc , and stop playback .
File , wizard
Select "transcode/save to file" , next
Select existing playlist item , select stream shown , next
Check "transcode audio" , mp3 , next
Raw , next
Wait till completed
Repeat for others in playlist .
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Seasonal wrote:
how could i play or save in lame.exe ? i dl but its only a file not a program to play or change it..... definitely i am wrong somewhere!!!
(hold "windows", press "pause/break", select tab "advanced"), call the command-line,
type "lame --help", and you will get something like this:
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=>lame --help
LAME version 3.96.1 (http://lame.sourceforge.net/)
usage: lame [options] <infile> [outfile]
<infile> and/or <outfile> can be "-", which means stdin/stdout.
RECOMMENDED:
lame -h input.wav output.mp3
OPTIONS:
-b bitrate set the bitrate, default 128 kbps
-f fast mode (lower quality)
-h higher quality, but a little slower. Recommended.
-m mode (s)tereo, (j)oint, (m)ono
default is (j) or (s) depending on bitrate
-V n quality setting for VBR. default n=4
--preset type type must be "medium", "standard", "extreme", "insane",
or a value for an average desired bitrate and depending
on the value specified, appropriate quality settings will
be used.
"--preset help" gives more info on these
--priority type sets the process priority
0,1 = Low priority
2 = normal priority
3,4 = High priority
--longhelp full list of options
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HTH.
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You people are great.....
Bjs its works perfect now....
Midzuki your idea was also perfect... i tried both....
wonderful.... good to be on this forum... -
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Originally Posted by Bjs
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Ok , was not clear on that ...
After file is written , go to location where new file exists , right click , select rename , add rename like this
Myfile ... becomes
Myfile.mp3
The ".mp3" file extension need's to be added , before media player will take it and burn to cd .
Prior to vlc writing the file , you get to select file output location and name .
Name it what ever you need to , just add the extension to it as mentioned above , and wait till file write is completed , done .
Forget that drop down thing , mp3 wont exist there .
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