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Re: Newcomer Help Website -Reply

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Subject: Re: Newcomer Help Website -Reply
From: "Emma Cooper" <lotus@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1999 13:34:07 +1100
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Actually guys theyre not too difficult to find... just go to mp3.com
they have a list of good encoders/rippers and also a list of cdrom
compatibillity.  There are programs that go straight from cd to mp3
and others that go to wav then to mp3.  If you have a slower pc i would
suggest ripping your cds to wav then leaving them to encode overnight
(remembering that a 3 minute track in wav format is about 30mb)

emma


>List,
>a MP3-creator which can transform audio CD's to MP3 and WAV to MP3 and ...
is
>the MP3 Creator from Acceleration Software International Corporation. Their
site
>is www.webcelerator.com. You could download it from their I guess, for
free.
>I've tried it, and apart from a some quality loss it's OK. But maybe there
are
>still better tools.
>I hope this will help.
>Good luck.
>Edy
>>>> Trevor Johnston <trevor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 02/16/99 10:24pm .....
>If you plan putting sound clips on the pages then
>you'll need some program to record from a tape or CD and then (for long
>samples) encode them to (for example) mp3. The programs to do this are
>quite difficult to find, but the shareware program n-Track Studio might
>well be sufficient.


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