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  1. 20th Jan 2002 12:38 #1
    swizzbeatz905
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    Anyone know how to convert real audio files to mp3 or wav files? thanks
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  2. 20th Jan 2002 17:13 #2
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    anyone?>
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  3. 20th Jan 2002 17:53 #3
    kinneera
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    I don't know about digital conversions, but you could do a realtime conversion by setting your software recording input in Windows the to the wave channel and then playing the file. It will record what plays through your sound card to a .wav file that you can convert to another format.
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  4. 22nd Jan 2002 05:04 #4
    energy80s
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    There is a plugin for Winamp that lets you load RealAudio files into it. Then just goto preferences and select "save as a wave" waveout.dll

    This will save the RA file as a wave and then you can edit it with any wave editing software.
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  5. 22nd Jan 2002 06:09 #5
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    You can also use the software Ra2wav. It converts Real audio files to wav files fast and efficiently. But this software is no longer proposed by it's manufacturer. So you can try finding it on some websites that propose it for download.
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  6. 22nd Jan 2002 08:14 #6
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    Ra2Wav works very well..if you can't find it anywhere, drop me a line barneystorm@hotmail.com.
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