Re: Problem with MPG Files

[Bruce Toews]

By using the demo of Gold Wave for your purposes, you're not showing any 
disloyalty to Sound Forge, if that's what's worrying you. You install the 
demo, convert your files, then you can delete the demo. It's really the 
fastest and most complete solution to your problem. And it's also the 
simplest.

Bruce
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On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, Gary Wood wrote:
Hi Bruce.  I'm sorry if my tone sounded severe in my last email.  I really do 
appreciate all your suggestions.  I just have to figure out which ones I 
might want to apply.  Goldwave sounds like a great program, but I got 
Soundforge a few years ago for $99.00.  At that time, it was a bargain, since 
it usually costs around $500.  Is the Winamp plug-in, you've been talking 
about come with the program?  Again, I apologize for the tone in my last 
post, but I went to the Nero website to download a trial version of that, but 
I couldn't find a place where I can do that.  Probably compared to most of 
you, I'm probably a novice at this stuff.  Like I said before, it's probably 
a matter of which solution I might want to try implementing.  -----  Original 
Message ----- From: "Bruce Toews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Problem with MPG Files


 With all due respect, you have been offered some real solutions. You don't 
 want to use a trial version of Gold Wave, you haven't given us the results 
 of trying to open the files in Sound Forge, the idea of using Winamp to 
 convert them to wave files doesn't seem to interest you, what do you want 
 from us?

 Bruce
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 On Thu, 31 Mar 2005, Gary Wood wrote:
>  Hi all.  I thank everyone who tried to help me with this, but I didn't 
>  seem to get much help.  These files that are on this CD that are MPG 
>  files are a challenge.  I don't really want to listen to these stories 
>  on the computer; so I have to find some viable solution.  I don't know 
>  if I can convert with Soundforge, or convert to WAV or MP3, or what I 
>  can do. Should I use a trial version of Nero?  Or Easy CD Creator?  Or 
>  Premier CD Creator?  Is there a solution to this that doesn't entail 
>  sitting in front of my computer to listen to these stories.  MPG's are 
>  video files. Maybe I'll have to make a DVD to play on my DVD player, 
>  where I eventually want to play these files.  I can play DVD's, 
>  naturally, on it; I can play MP3's on it, but I can't play those MPG 
>  files on it, unless maybe some sighted assistance can help me get round 
>  this problem. Please, I would like some real solutions.  Pardon my rant, 
>  folks.
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