Does anyone have a FLAC to MP3 converter that is free that they suggest for use? I was using db Power amp but now I have to pay for the codec???
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I think you're evil for asking such a thing.......
....but, try foobar2000 :-P
....but, try foobar2000 :-P
Can't you do that with Winamp?
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[b]Dan Corson X: Thick as a Brick wrote: [/b]
Can't you do that with Winamp?
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Not that I know of. But then again, I don't use Winamp anymore.
[b]Dan Corson X: Thick as a Brick wrote: [/b]
Can't you do that with Winamp?
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Not that I know of. But then again, I don't use Winamp anymore.
db power amp.
converts everything to everything.
converts everything to everything.
what about "media coder" ?one of the most ambitious projects out there ...[/QUOTE]
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db Power amp wants me to pay for the converted codec
Free CD to MP3 Converter 2.5
http://www.eusing.com/CDRipper/CDRipper.htm
Free without registration.
Very, very easy to use.
http://www.eusing.com/CDRipper/CDRipper.htm
Free without registration.
Very, very easy to use.
Topic starter must, however, bear in mind that the act of converting FLAC to MP3 breaks one of the five missing commandments (for a full history of the 15 Commandments, see Mel Brooks' documentary "History Of The World Pt. 1"), and thus risk eternal damnation for yourself.
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
Topic starter must, however, bear in mind that the act of converting FLAC to MP3 breaks one of the five missing commandments (for a full history of the 15 Commandments, see Mel Brooks' documentary "History Of The World Pt. 1"), and thus risk eternal damnation for yourself.
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Thanks John. I understand Thomas. This is for my own personal use with my ipod. I'm trying to make they ultimate queen concert that spans their complete live history from about 1973 through 1986 (no QPR). I'll post the setlist of the songs and concerts when I get done. Thanks guys.
[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
Topic starter must, however, bear in mind that the act of converting FLAC to MP3 breaks one of the five missing commandments (for a full history of the 15 Commandments, see Mel Brooks' documentary "History Of The World Pt. 1"), and thus risk eternal damnation for yourself.
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Thanks John. I understand Thomas. This is for my own personal use with my ipod. I'm trying to make they ultimate queen concert that spans their complete live history from about 1973 through 1986 (no QPR). I'll post the setlist of the songs and concerts when I get done. Thanks guys.