Rather than manually convert them you should use something like Fluke:
http://code.google.com/p/flukeformac/downloads/detail?name=Fluke_0.2.5b.zip&can=2&q=
Donwload, unzip and then run the installer. This adds Flac playback
codecs to Quicktime/iTunes. Unfortunately iTunes still refuses to import
flac files because it thinks it can't play them. So Fluke also adds a
fluke app to your applications folder. Open your flacs with fluke which
will then shoehorn them into iTunes. Should be good to go after that.
CB
On 12/20/11 12:33 AM, Gerry Cook wrote:
Having tried to use audacity for converting a flack file to an mp3,
I'm having accessibility issues with a lot of the buttons saying
unknown, is there any way i can get voiceover to read any of the
buttons,, is there an alternative to audacity to convert flac files to
mp3?
Gerry Cook
cheers gerry
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