Mega convert

knowlesy · 18 May 2006 at 18:31

back in the day when i got my beast of a dell pc (omg) and then i just instantly had to rip all my music to my pc and ripped loads of my music to it and now im left with about 300 songs of wma files but i want to convert them all to mp3 then delete the wma and put them back in the place of where the wma was... is there any cool programmes out there that i can do this with ?

hp7909 · 18 May 2006 at 19:17

Adobe Audition, but that's like almost £300 :eek:

This brought up quite a few interesting ones.

Alternatively is the slow & dryly method of re-riping your music again - had to do it with mine

knowlesy · 18 May 2006 at 23:52

hp7909 said:
Adobe Audition, but that's like almost £300

This brought up quite a few interesting ones.

Alternatively is the slow & dryly method of re-riping your music again - had to do it with mine

=( nooooo thanks anyways dude

tom_e · 19 May 2006 at 00:20

place them all in a play list then load the playlist in dbpoweramp and set it to delete original files sorted

grahamjenks · 19 May 2006 at 12:33

Can you not use Itunes to convert all to mp3 - then just delete the wma ones - and set it to create the mp3 version where you want them.

Origin · 19 May 2006 at 13:43

blitz2163 said:
place them all in a play list then load the playlist in dbpoweramp and set it to delete original files sorted

as said, dbpoweramp will do this, place all your files in one folder and select them, then chose your conversion and make sure the "delete source" is ticked and then it will replace each file with your new version.

Caged · 19 May 2006 at 13:45

Re-rip them. 300 tracks isn't that much, would only take a couple of days doing it casually.

Transcoding sounds crap.