MP3 to Wave

[KidKasha]

I started using a program MP3 to Wave, now it is installing a sound telling me to register. Is there a way to get around this?? Is there a better way to convert MP3 files to wave. This seemed to work pretty good. Is there a crack for this.

[chipbgt]

Cracks are frowned upon asking for here at this site, so you won't be getting any of those. You can however, do what is suggested in this thread here:
http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/Forum1/HTML/007886.html

[RataToo]

chipbgt
Ultimate Member posted 08-04-2000 11:14 PM
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Its very simple. What you want to do is change the mp3's into wav files. Do you have winamp? You do? Good. go into the preferences and under ouput change it to the third option, which has something to do with wave out...at any rate, drop the songs you want to put on the cd into the playlist, and hit play. Winamp will change them for you. then, assuming you are using easy cd creator, choose to make an audio cd and drag those wav files onto the cd..and burn.
By the way, "rip" refers to the process of taking wav files off of a cd to change into mp3 format.

If you want to, just use winamp to convert them, no registration issues with it. (thanks again to chipbgt)

[Target]

RataToo has a good point. Winamp does a great job of converting the MP3's back to WAV files, and its fast too!

One thing he could have mentioned though is to make sure that you don't have "repeat" flagged for playing/decoding songs......otherwise, you end up with a WAV file that loops and ends up being much longer than a single play of the song <lol>.

[Warthog]

You mean, Chip has a good point. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

Warthog

[chipbgt]

Just bumping to see if Kidkasha saw this or not...

[thekingofpain]

Maybe try this for your converting needs... http://zy2000.com/