how do i turn cd files into mp3 files?
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Yes u can convert cd file to mp3 . There is a software named MP3 converter by which u can convert . That is a fre software .
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Burn them in .AIFF Format on to a CD
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you'll need to rip the Audio CD to mp3 or something first.   and the best program in the whole world that can do that is http://www.exactaudiocopy.de (a bit complex to configure), http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net (for newbies)
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plugin the speakers output from a tape player into line in of a computer. use tools like musicmatch jukebox to record them to mp3s, u can make audio cd from those files.
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download.com probably has an audio converter. Search for ".mid to .wav"
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Best converter for that type, Would be a CD..\nYup.. Burn the protected music to a music CD, Then use a CD Ripper like CDex to extract the files as .mp3's\n\nCDex\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2140-10226370.html\n\nAnother thing to try..$$ ( I haven't, so don't know limitations or quality) is TuneBite.. It claims to remove protections.\n\nhttp://www.tunebite.com
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Yes.  Select the songs you want to convert, then from the Advanced menu, choose "Convert selection to mp3."\n\nYou can also go to Preferences > Advanced > Burning and choose "mp3 Disc"  Then burn your songs to CD and they will be converted to that format in the process.  So, if making CDs is your final goal, this will take less time.
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an acc file or an mp4\n\nAudio: AAC (also known as MPEG-2 Part 7), MP3 (also known as MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3), MPEG-4 Part 3, MP2 (also known as MPEG Audio Layer 2), MPEG-1 Part 3, CELP (speech), TwinVQ (very low bitrates), SAOL (midi)\n\nAudio that is protected by FairPlay digital rights management as sold through the iTunes Music Store uses the .m4p extension\n\n\neasy burn to cd, then rip the cd into an mp3 file.\n\nit takes some work but it has always worked for me.
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You can better use a cd ripping software which can easily rip the cda files to mp3 or any format you like.\nThe best Cd ripping software I use is the Windows Media Player 10.\nIt has an In - built facility to ripp cds and also lets you choose the formats like .wma .mp3 .m3u .mp4 etc.\nYou can just download it from the Microsofts website as it is free to download. Or wait for few months as MS is going to release its new version of Windows Media Player and that is Version 11 with more of the advance features.
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Simply rip the cd using your windows media player.\nBe sure to change the rip setting so it converts to mp3, you can adjust for quality or small size.
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Use audiograbber.It's a freeware MP3 tool.
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after inserting the audio cd into cd rom , run window media player\n9 or install jet audio software\nand go to option copy audio cd wizard from record option\nand set save file extantion as waw &mp3 format so like this \nu can save audio cd to hdd
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Try using a program like Audacity.  http://audacity.sourceforge.net  It will allow you to import the music file, manipulate it, and export it as an ogg vorbis, wave, or mp3 format that can then be burnt to cd.  Watch out though, if you're doing an mp3 that is already too large to fit onto a CD and you plan on modifying it, no matter what program you use to edit it, when you open a file that large, its guaranteed to eat some of your hard drive and ram during the editing process.  Just something to watch out for.
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MP3 is a lossy compression format, so if you are going to CD, do not downgrade your music to MP3. Use a standard uncompressed format, such as PCM WAVs or a lossless compression format like FLAC: http://flac.sourceforge.net/ . Your MIDI editor or player should have a file export utility, as the sound you get depends on the patch files that you have available and the effects applied to the sound by your MIDI player.\nIf it does not, you can use SoundFont conversion software, like SynthFont: http://www.synthfont.com/ to use any SoundFont library you may have to record your composition to WAV. Then use any CD burning software to create an audio CD from your WAV files.
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Use Real Player to play the Cd, add it to your library, and specify in the options you want it saved as an MP3 file. Then copy the relevant file from your library folder.
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I am not sure but I would think you need to rip them all to your computer then use a program to combine the mp3's into one.\nThere is a free trial of a program in my source.
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if you're using nero get  the first option burn a cd Audio that means that his going to convert the mp3 song on your hard drive to .cda onto the cd got it...