i've got the file made with audacity---which form do i need to export so my cd player can read them----i tried using "wav "and it doesn't work---CAN SOMEONE HELP ME.
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try: 1) other formats, e.g., MP3, cda. Also, not all .wav are created equal. That is, some proprietary software call itself .wav but... 2) another device. The problem could be with the device itself. 3) If you're using windows, try to reading Windows Media Player. It seems to be more tolerant than other protocols
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Yes it is different. The connection is with a USB. I have successfully recorded 12 songs, first from 33rpm records to a cassette tape then from cassette to a cd disc. I then was able to play it on my cd player and it sounds great. The unit I bought looks cheap but it works. I have 12 more songs ready put on a cd. I tried the jack direct to the computer with no luck. Use INGburn free download. How to write an Audio CD and hoe to write an image file to disc. Use this with Audacity softwares latest version.
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Try downloading a converter program. Convert your mp3s to .wav format then import.
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Audacity is a free program that works great. You will need to install the LAME Mp3 encoder in order to export as a Mp3. (LAME is a noun, not an adjective)Here's a tutorial video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPMR4ZPGIGU
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I use MediaMonkey to convert WMA files to WAV format. Then I edit them in Audacity. I think there are also several other WMA to WAV converters listed on download.com, but I haven't personally tried them out.
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OFF TOPIC, but I have really gotten unexpected value from the voice recorder - I'm something of a community activist, attend board meetings etc. and find the recorder to be more than adequate to 'tape" meetings - I load the .wav files in Audacity and export as .mp3's - lose a little volume but very compact and portable after that.
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I am guessing that it will work with Macs, but not with the software on the included CD. You would probably have to download a Mac-friendly capture and edit program (I use Audacity version 2.05 on the same OS, 10.6.8, with a USB turntable) -- this is the option I am considering.
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Yes, you can render from proprietary .ACD file into .wav. Just hit the render to button
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If CD u burned is in mp3, reburn to wav on CD, if ur CD player doent play mp3, u need to burn as wav like other CD music CD's, make shure ur CD player can play CD-r's, older CD players don't reconize CD-r
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I'm not sure what you mean by "other software", since you did not mention one. I used Audacity - a free download that works very well. It took me a little time to figure it out (I never used anything like it) but, once I got it, it went very well. If you use Audacity, you will end up with two files, a data file and the music/audio file. I did not do anything with the data file. When a transfer is done and you click on file, it will give the option to export as an MP3, which I did to iTunes. Hope you figure it out.
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I can export it with good quality but it is not mp3 it's wav 64 or some more options not mp3
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I haven't used mine in about a year, still can't get the files off. As I remember the WAV is the mixed down version, not separate tracks. I need to fool around with it again, get the tracks off and start over. I can't figure the damn thing out.
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I've taken material off a cd and transferred it to an mp3. Seems like all the other recording stuff should work
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Thank you for your inquiry. You can use the included software to record audio files in your preferred format, including WAV and MP3. For burning CDs you will need a computer with a CD burner.
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I'm on OSX 10.9.1 and it worked perfectly to get old CD's and tapes into .mp3 format. Used Audacity - awesome!! Audacity looks bewildering at first, but is e-a-s-y to use.
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I didn't use the software that came with it. I downloaded and use the free program Audacity, which is an excellent program for working with audio files and which works with all versions of Windows. Buy this tape deck because you want USB connectivity, not because of the software that comes with it.
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If the only problem with Windows 7 is the inability to convert .wav to .mp3 as the link you posted seems to indicate, that can be done with lots of other software packages out there such as Audacity.