Hi listers,
Once you have a bunch of songs converted, all songs of course show up twice in
the itunes library. One AAC, and one mp3 version. What is the quickest way to
get rid of all AAC files, or all mp3 files, in one go? Now, I need to find each
song, hit command i for info, check if it's
Hi there,
Try this.
Go to your music library in iTunes. control c to copy, then paste it in a
folder or desktop.
See if that does it and let me know.
Thom
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Catherine Mahony
Sent: Friday, May
Thanks Thom
Have tried that already, like last week when I was trying to sort this
issue. The copy function works well, just as you suggested, but it doesn't
change the format to an mp3. Sorry might not have been specific enough in my
last email
Thanks for your efforts though Tom
Hi,
I'm surprised this device doesn't play AAC files. Since iPods are the number 1
music player in the world, its a pretty popular format. Probably only 2nd to
mp3 actually.
Ricardo Walker
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On May 11, 2012, at 8:11
Try the free m4a to mp3 converter:
http://www.maniactools.com/soft/m4a-to-mp3-converter/
It works great.
Richard
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Of Catherine Mahony
Sent: Friday, May 11, 2012 5:45 AM
To:
Hi,
you need to first select this in iTunes preferences. Under the general tab,
press the import settings button. Then select mp3, and your bit rate. Now you
will find the option to convert to mp3 in the advanced menu as well as in the
context menu when brought up.
hth
Ricardo Walker
To convert a song to mp3, follow these steps:
1) Open iTunes.
2) Press ctrl + comma to enter the preferences dialog.
3) Press shift + tab until focus lands on import settings.
4) Press enter.
5) Press tab until focus lands on the import using combo box.
6) Press
Hi, from what I know, simply copying and pasting won't convert it. Also,
you will need to be careful if the iTunes song or media is drm
protected. If it is, then you can't convert it and if there is a way,
it's not allowed as a discussion on this list.
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