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macas67
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so i bought myself a 2gb m2 card for my walkman phone and i am under the impression that if i am using eaac+ audio format, i can hold nearly 2000 songs on it. my question is, how on earth does one convert mp3's into this particular format? i have itunes and that will let me convert into aac, but this does not seem to have any space saving benifits, much the contrary, the files are all a couple of kb bigger. sony ericsson say they can't help me as they don't have a program that supports the conversion, yet their manuals advertise this format! if i wasn't bald, i'd be pulling my hair out! can someone please shed some light on the subject?
cheers, Dave
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Nerval
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Audacity is a free format converter.
There may be copyright restrictions though with itunes and the like.
The bitrate of MP3 files affects the file size - you will need a minimum bitrate of 192k/bps for decent sound quality.
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macas67
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indeed i have audacity, however it does not convert to anything other than wav and mp3
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Nerval
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I see.
Well I've not used eaac+ myself, but according to this, Winamp will do it.
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macas67
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trying to find freeware ideally, only winamp pro will work which has to be purchased. cheers
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macas67
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IT WOULD SEEM THAT SONICSTAGE IS THE IDEAL FREEWARE PROGRAM FOR RECORDING INTO EAAC+
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