Hi.
I'd try
http://www.rmconverter.com
for a program that will convert these .ra files to MP3 (note, you
may have to rename them with a .rm extension). I don't know anything about
the quality of the conversions. The MP3 files that are produced by Rm to MP3
always sound better to me than the original .ra files but I have no idea
whether this is just my imagination. You can also use sound recording
applications like Total Recorder to make the conversion
http://www.totalrecorder.com
but RM converter does this faster and in the background.
Aman
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Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 10:06 PM
To: PC audio discussion list.
Subject: .RA files
It seems I have some .RA files in my collection and I need to know if they
can be converted to .MP3, what with, and with what kind of changes to their
quality.
Also, some of these have associated .PAR files with them which my SmartPar
thinks are corrupt. Are there different .PAR systems where they wouldn't be
corrupt? Where do I find them. If any of these questions are inapropriate
to this list, tell me where I should ask.
Thanks.
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