On 24/06/2005, at 5:59 PM, Peder Kristensen wrote:
Tom,
You could try Audacity which allows you save Ogg files as mp3. It's
free and
you can get it from versiontracker.com
Yes Audacity does open Ogg, and I would save it as a WAVE with 32
bit. Then use QT pro to convert to an AIFF file. If you do not have
QT pro then go straight to AIFF from Audacity lose a bit of audio
quality, but iTunes will import and destroy it more depending on your
import format for iTunes. Audacity does a strange job on AIFF files
and it is misbehaving a little under Tiger with some users and
machines I use.
There is a plug-in, LameLib (Decodes MP3 file) that you also need.
From
memory, you can get plug-in from the nyquist's home page.
No need for this iTunes does a good enough job although QT pro works
better.
Cheers!
Rob Davies
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