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Targett Joined: Sep 27, 2005 Posts: 120 From: Sandy Beds PM |
I use Win Media Player as my main player, but want to know how to convert the mp3's I already have to aac files to make them smaller.
Any suggestions?
[ This Message was edited by: Targett on 2005-11-13 23:43 ] |
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jcwhite_uk Joined: Feb 18, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Dorset, UK Phone:Xperia Z1 PM, WWW
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Itunes can do it.
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Dan_Aykroyd Joined: Sep 13, 2005 Posts: > 500 PM |
Get DBPowerAmp, probably the greatest around with virtually any codec to use
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hotcha Joined: Apr 08, 2005 Posts: 93 From: bristol PM |
I am impressed with the DBpoweramp, thanks Dan! |
Targett Joined: Sep 27, 2005 Posts: 120 From: Sandy Beds PM |
Just tried DBPowerAmp and impressed with the conversions, but Disc2phone doesn't recognise the music file then...
What now? |
Targett Joined: Sep 27, 2005 Posts: 120 From: Sandy Beds PM |
Ok, so I tried transfering the file using a card reader which worked but I then find out the phone doesn't recognise aac files...
Thought k750's did??? Does it make a difference that it's now a W800 using DcVinci? |
Targett Joined: Sep 27, 2005 Posts: 120 From: Sandy Beds PM |
Think I was using the wrong codec... Works now!
Works as M3a file |
Targett Joined: Sep 27, 2005 Posts: 120 From: Sandy Beds PM |
Still don't get as good a sound quality for nearly the same size file as when I use Disc2phone software...
e.g. file with Disc2phone was 1.4MB, sounding brilliant, and as m3a it was 1.3MB but sounded crap!
My advice = use Disc2phone and convert the bit rate to 64Kbps (or higher if u have bigger MSDuo) for decent sounding music. |
RyaN Joined: Jun 24, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: By the hill, Sussex PM |
All disc2phone does is convert the audio to the 'set' kbps rate. I can certainly tell you that there is certainly no difference in a 96kbps .m4a and a 128kbps .mp3, apart from the m4a being roughly about 1.5mb smaller each track  |
max_wedge Joined: Aug 29, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Australia PM, WWW
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yeah
target, ya gotta get out of the disc2phone mindset. It ONLY supports MP3 that's why you can't use it to send an MP4 (aac) file to the phone.
You can use WMP 10 to synchromise AAC tracks with the W800 |
RyaN Joined: Jun 24, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: By the hill, Sussex PM |
yeah i learnt that one max...remember disc2phone is only good if your mp3's have already been encoded at more than 128kbps (i personally wouldnt use more than 128 mp3s, waste of space) and you want them reduced to save space on your duo, then d2p can kill 2 birds with one stone so to speak. Of course, if you're ripping direct from an Audio CD, then d2p is also pretty nifty to get the tracks on your phone quickly.
However, if the tracks you want to transfer are already encoded at your desired bit rate, draggin n droppin using explorer is sooo much simpler and quicker. Seriously though try experiementing with aac or m4a's, you'll save a chunk of space on your card  |
Targett Joined: Sep 27, 2005 Posts: 120 From: Sandy Beds PM |
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My WMP 10 Doesn't recognise AAC tracks though Do i need any new codecs for it?
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max_wedge Joined: Aug 29, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Australia PM, WWW
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my bad I thought it did, as usually Microsoft have proven how stupid they can be.
You can get a mass storage synchroniser for itunes. It allows you to synch itunes tracks with a mass storage device ex: your phone.
or you can always just use itunes to organise your music, then copy the contents of the itunes folder to your mp3 folder on the mem stick.
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ronymd Joined: Oct 13, 2004 Posts: 52 PM |
try using nero to convert downloaded mp3's to mp4. |
max_wedge Joined: Aug 29, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Australia PM, WWW
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dbpoweramp is a good free solution for aac ripping. You can also use it to convert real audio files to aac. |
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