Hi Iyana,
Since two "experts" answered your question,
I'll try my best to add another "expert"
opinion:
Just changing an extension from say, .mp3 to
ogg will not guarantee that KSWMedia (the
executable name for Media Player) will play
mp3 as lossless OGG file. Only changing the
"inner format" - that is, saving as a
different file type under programs like
Goldwave, Sound Forge, etc. on a PC will
perform what you ask. Afor changing the
extension will "fool" the BrailleNote to
believe that it is another file type (this is
the very exploit we are using to unzip zipped
archives by renaming the extension to bks),
it will not alter the audio binary encoding -
in simple terms, you've just put a differ"^
"cover" but the inside material will be same.
Hope this explained a lot here.
Cheers,
Joseph P.S. From now on, I'll not answer all
questions to allow other "potential experts"
to show up.
----- Original Message -----
From: Iyana Kellerman
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To: BN <[email protected]
Date sent: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 16:49:20 -0900
Subject: [Braillenote] Converting audio
files.
Hi list
Does changing the extension on an audio file
change the type, say
wav to mp3. Can you do that?
Iyana
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