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![]() The converted mp3 sounds are sounding bad. Go to the menu mp3 setting and set the suited mode, and set it to use the best suited format. ![]() No. Mp3 To Wave Converter only converts mp3s to wave format. Most CD burning programs will use Wave files in 44khz, stereo, 16 bits, but will not accept mp3 files. You can use converted wav file burning your own CD. How to burn a audio CD? |
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![]() register code? Open "Mp3&wav converter " main window. Click menu :help->register then open a register window, Enter your register name in the "REGI name" text box , and enter register code in the "register code" text box. Click "Ok" button. |
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![]() player. Why? That may be your audio file not a mpeg layer 3 (mp3) file format. This software will pop a Message Box "This not a valid mpeg file, can't converter!". |
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![]() No! All upgrades are free to registered users. ![]() You can click button "Register". Or click BUY NOW |
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![]() will have the same volume? Yes. Mp3&Wav Converter has a "Normalizing" feature that lets you ensure that all MP3s in a set have the same volume level. Simply check the "Normalizing" box before you converting. Different MP3 files may have different volume levels. If you burn the CD without normalizing, the volume of songs in this CD might be sometimes louder and sometimes softer. But if you use normalizing, I guarantee you it will give you the same volume level songs in the CD. |
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