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MP3Pro? WMA? - 1/18/2002 3:15:59 PM   
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I have a program that will convert MP3's to WMa files.. Before I set about my 2.5 gig of MP3's I decided to have a look at this WMA format because I seem to remember something about copy protection.. And sure enough I couldnt burn the few files that I had made into WMA files to CD's using Nero. Is there a way to convert files back to MP3 so I can burn them? And what about MP3Pro? What applications can I get to make them and can they be put on CD's?

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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 1/19/2002 5:40:13 AM   
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Nero supports MP3Pro

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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 1/19/2002 1:02:11 PM   
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dbpoweAMP will convert to and from wma files and a lot of others too.
get it here http://admin.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm but if you get the plugin for nero you can burn wma files with it.

And as for mp3pro there is a nero plugin for that too. But DONT convert files from wma, mp3 or any other format to mp3pro cuz when u burn them to cd thay sound crap. You can rip an original to mp3pro and it's great but in my humble opinion when u convert to it from another format they sound crap but it's just my opinion try it and make your own mind up


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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 1/20/2002 7:29:55 AM   
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mp3pro, wma is nothing but **** and if you transcode the **** multiplies! To create decent mp3s use lame 3.91

http://audiofora.com

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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 1/21/2002 1:46:57 PM   
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OK, I downloaded DBPowerAMP and it works a treat, but I'm worried about the protected option of the WMA files. Will it be set to off by default or is there a similar option for MP3's that could make them protected when I convert them.

Thanks...


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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 1/26/2002 11:05:22 AM   
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Don't encode to WMA. in my humble opinion I think WMA is a big crap !
i say that because many programs refuse to work with wma it's much harder to decode than MP3 and it doesn´t sound so good as mp3 does at most of the bitrates.
if you want quality conpressed audio move to LAME 3.91


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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 2/2/2002 5:42:19 AM   
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Nero 5.5 and above can burn WMA files. There is a free WMA plugin on the Nero Download Page at http://www.ahead.de/en/download.htm

Once the plugin is installed, WMA files will be recognized as audio files and will be burnable.



Edited by - Inertia on 02/02/2002 05:45:12

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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 2/9/2002 9:56:39 AM   
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i think wma is a fantastic feature of windows media player 8 i think it sounds good at its highest quality i rip all my cd's with it, just choose not to have copy protection


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RE: MP3Pro? WMA? - 2/9/2002 10:36:16 AM   
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And the speed ??? have you tested?
i mean have you compared the time it takes to encode to wma/mp3 using the same track and quality settings(Kb/s)? and have i heard the final result mp3/wma?
i think that mp3 is faster and sounds better
LAME rules!!

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