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  1. 15th Nov 2005 12:14 #1
    dragun
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    I did see the Sticky thread about how to convert anything to any format using Mplayer. I have a couple of RM audio file that I need to
    convert ----->MP3. Any recommendation of other software beside Mplayer??

    thanks in advance.
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  2. 29th Nov 2005 08:16 #2
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    simplest method is to play them , and record to a tape deck using high quality tape , the record them back .

    This also helps keep the number of applications under control that are installed over time , making it easy to locate problems when things start playing up ...
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  3. 2nd Dec 2005 03:55 #3
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    What is wrong with mplayer?
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    try also r7c, drag and drop the rm on the tool and convert to wav and then to mp3.
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    Google for RA2WAV, that should do it. Then you just need to convert to mp3.
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  6. 2nd Dec 2005 05:44 #6
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    With a name like Real7ime Converter though presumably it converts in realtime only. mplayer is much faster than realtime. Should also be possible to pipe from mplayer to lame.
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