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  1. 7th Dec 2004 21:53 #1
    rikit
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    I am looking for a recommended program to convert mp3 to wave. Something, fairly simple and fast. How will this sound since basically I will be taking a compressed format and uncompressing it? At least that is what I think I am doing, if I understand correctly. I want to convert the mp3 to wave , so I can use it in my video editing program that will not accept mp3 format. rikit
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    Audacity will probabaly do it. I don't know if it's better / worse or faster / slower than Goldwave. But it is free...
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    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
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    I'll 2nd CDEX for MP3 to WAV conversion 8)
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    Originally Posted by Sifaga
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    CDEX
    I'll 2nd CDEX for MP3 to WAV conversion 8)
    We're both pimping CDEX today, aren't we ?
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    I generally use Headac3he because I use it for everything else. CDEX is great. My personal recommendation is SCMPX.

    http://www.din.or.jp/~ch3/index_e.html

    Very fast high quality, also converts mp2, batch processing, very fast high quality mp3 encoder, player and integrates with TMPGenc, runs on anything from a 486 upwards, very tiny and compact. A marvelous piece of programming.
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    OK, I'll third CDEx. The sound quality will be exactly as the MP3 - the degradation happens when you go from an uncompressed (wav) format to a compressed (mp3) - not in the other direction.

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  10. 8th Dec 2004 18:41 #10
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    Thanks everyone I will check these recommended programs.
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