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Converting "m4a" tunes to wav/mp3??
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Converting "m4a" tunes to wav/mp3??
Anyone know how?
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Yeah, itunes does that pretty nicely. Go into prefs and change your import settings to whatever you want to convert to. Then CTRL-click (or right click on the PC) on the track you want to convert and choose "Convert Selection To MP3" and off it goes.
If it's an AAC enhanced MP3, you'll lose the enhancements, of course.
For example: I put a lot of my mixes out in AAC/M4A format, so I can include artist & track names as well as different artwork for each track as the mix plays. If you converted that mix to standard MP3 you'd lose all the artist/track info as well as all but the title graphic.
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If it's an AAC enhanced MP3, you'll lose the enhancements, of course.
For example: I put a lot of my mixes out in AAC/M4A format, so I can include artist & track names as well as different artwork for each track as the mix plays. If you converted that mix to standard MP3 you'd lose all the artist/track info as well as all but the title graphic.
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