Hi. My First post to this list. As subject says, I'm using Sony Sound Forge 7. Little did I realise the MP3 codec or whatever it is must be registered after so many uses. The problem? The computer SF7's is on is not connected to the internet at present.
So, my question is: can anyone think of an interim solution to doing conversions of MP3 to wave files, and vice versa? Might it be possible to (temporarily) use a free MP3 codec, or will Sound Forge not like that! (I've no objection in principle to registering, just cannot do this at the moment as just explained. Obviously, I do have an internet connected PC on which I'm sending this message, so downloading to this machine is of course possible. Little bit about myself. Living in the UK, my audio work is with local talking newspaper, some aural history work, a little live music recording, plus some transcription work. So far used Sound Forge 7 but I'm considering buying Studio Recorder. Intend upgrading to SF9 as soon as money permits, as I'd find the multi-track-multi-channel facility useful. Look forward to replies. >From Ray I can be contacted off-list at: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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