West Coast Connection Forum
Lifestyle => Tha G-Spot => Topic started by: LyRiCaL_G on December 26, 2002, 11:09:17 AM
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how do i convert files that open on like real player that re about 1 meg into good quality mp3's??
like converting wav files into mp3 but real playa files instead
peace
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Good question. I asked that on another forum because I wanna put that St. Ides album on cd (it's all in .rm om www.westcoast2k.net), but so far nobody could answer me :-\
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Haven't tried any of these but from what I read they should work ...
This should do it but in realtime - ie slowly :
http://rawavrecorder.homestead.com/
or you could try :
http://www.remixer.com/downloads.htm - "Use this program to convert your Real Audio files to .WAV format"
I also read that total recorder might do it :
http://www.highcriteria.com/
One of them should work ;D
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Thanks man! I'll try it out! ;D
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Ugh; they're not gonna improve the quality though, you should know that. RM files are encoded one way, and when you encode a file, you throw a lot of the information away. All you have left to work with is what's there, so even if you make it a much higher quality mpeg that's much larger in size, it's still gonna be the same quality, it might even be worse. Peace~
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the quality wont be better but the format will change so youll b able 2 put it on cd..anyway, get streamboxripper, its easy as hell
download it 4 free from streamboxripper.cjb.net
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Stream Box Ripper is thaa BOOOMB! I can even arrange the sound quality a bit with this toy..
*Bumps.. Kurupt - My * ;)
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Haven't tried any of these but from what I read they should work ...
This should do it but in realtime - ie slowly :
http://rawavrecorder.homestead.com/
or you could try :
http://www.remixer.com/downloads.htm - "Use this program to convert your Real Audio files to .WAV format"
I also read that total recorder might do it :
http://www.highcriteria.com/
One of them should work ;D
I don't know why, but only the upper one works... I can put it the songs now on a cd, but files of 255kb become 10538 kb...
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I don't know why, but only the upper one works... I can put it the songs now on a cd, but files of 255kb become 10538 kb...
Thats because the original Real Audio ones are highly compressed data. The conversion to wav makes them into un-compressed data of the same size as the data stored on a normal audio cd, not gaining any quality as said earlier. If you want them small but not real audio then use a utility convert the wav's to mp3, note that this will loose quality a bit again as the mp3 conversion will drop some of that audio to compress it.