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Re: Not Mac Question, but.........
Posted by Jan on 5/16/08

    This is the most mysterious thing ever. I have a music file that is AAC that I
    downloaded from iTunes. I want to change it to an MP3 file, but I have no option.
    When I go to preferences/advanced, the only option is "change to AAC." I can change
    an MP3 file to AAC but not the other way around.

    I can import a song by checking MP3, but once I have it downloaded, I can't change it.
    I know absolutely that I did this before (on my old computer) so I just don't
    understand it.

    On 5/16/08, Greg wrote:
    > On 5/16/08, Jan wrote:
    >> What would any of us do if you didn't hang around these boards? You're far
    >> better than Applecare - thanks for the info. Now, here is my second question:
    >>
    >> On my Mac, I can download from the internet in either MP3
    >> or AAC. I can also change MP3 files to AAC. But, can I
    >> change AAC files to MP3? I'm sure Apple had me do this one
    >> time to override some iTunes error, but I can't seem to do
    >> it now. I used this MP3 format for a long time so a lot of
    >> my downloaded songs are in this format. Now I'd like to
    >> change them back to AAC because it says I can't make a CD
    >> from MP3 files. Can I change the format or is there some
    >> way I can make a CD with MP3 files? I think I did it before
    >> on my old computer....I MUST have done it before because so
    >> many songs are in MP3 but it says I can't do it on the new
    >> mac.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >
    > I don't know why it would tell you that you can't make a CD from mp3 files. I
    assume
    > you mean an audio CD? I routinely make audio CDs from mp3 files and have never
    > had a problem.
    >
    > You can change an mp3 file into an aac file. However, there will be a corresponding
    > loss of quality. It's sort of like making a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy.
    > Every time you turn something into an mp3 or aac file you are compressing it. You
    > may not notice a decline in quality, so go ahead and try it. See the link provided for
    > choosing the desired conversion format. Just click on the file you want to convert
    > and go to the Advanced men and choose "Convert to...(whatever you chose)".
    >
    > I STILL maintain you should not have to do this. An mp3 can be turned into an audio
    > CD just fine. Make a playlist, make sure the correct disc format is chosen in the
    > preferences and burn.
    >
    > Greg


 
 
 
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