Alex Tweedly wrote:
Dan Shafer wrote:
Microsoft claims ( http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ windowsmedia/
knowledgecenter/mediaadvice/0071.aspx#417) that Windows Media
Player (Version 9 and later) supports the .mp3 format as well,
but my audio consultant tells me that's just a lie as far as he
can tell.
It plays MP3's just fine on my system (WMP 9.0, WinXP Home)
(actually - on all 6 Windows boxes I currently own - but I don't
know the version numbers of them apart from the one I'm typing on).
I'm pretty sure mp3s have been supported since WMP 6.4. I've always
used that as a spec for clients, and have been using mp3s with Rev on
Windows (with or without QT installed) for a couple of years without
problems.
Dan Shafer wrote:
BTW and FWIW, I don't know what you use for sound editing, but
there's a great little shareware program from Hairersoft.com called
Amadeus II that is mind-bogglingly powerful and really easy to use.
I use this too. As a rare user of audio tools, I also find this easy-
to-use. I'd put it in the Graphic Converter class of shareware.
Cheers
Dave
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