When I go to the "My Music" folder where I have most of my songs stored in, they all itune logo's on them. The icon is a sheet of paper with a CD on it, then a blue muscial note overlaps it and right under the CD and musical note it says MP3, but I have a feeling that it might be a .m4a or so since all my songs were originally saved in a file that is opned by my iTunes.
For example, I tryed putting in A7X's The Wicked End which is like a 7 minute song, it's new duration time was 21 minutes. It only happens to a few songs, but those are songs I want to use.
I have a question, in iTunes I can right click a song and there are two options that say "Convert ID3 tags . . . " and "Convert Selection to AAC"
The ID3 has options, there is one thing where I can choose it's version and checking off a check box by it and another option about Reverse Unicode. Could any of that help?
CrackTheSky wrote:When I go to the "My Music" folder where I have most of my songs stored in, they all itune logo's on them. The icon is a sheet of paper with a CD on it, then a blue muscial note overlaps it and right under the CD and musical note it says MP3, but I have a feeling that it might be a .m4a or so since all my songs were originally saved in a file that is opned by my iTunes.
That just means iTunes is your default music player, which is inconsequential in determining what the file type of any of these songs is. Look at the actual name of the file. Does it end with a .m4a extension, or a .mp3 extension?For example, I tryed putting in A7X's The Wicked End which is like a 7 minute song, it's new duration time was 21 minutes. It only happens to a few songs, but those are songs I want to use.
Do you have the CDs for this music? If so then we can just skip all this and rip the uncompressed .wav files from the CD, which you should be editing with anyway. More info on how to do that here.I have a question, in iTunes I can right click a song and there are two options that say "Convert ID3 tags . . . " and "Convert Selection to AAC"
The ID3 has options, there is one thing where I can choose it's version and checking off a check box by it and another option about Reverse Unicode. Could any of that help?
Probably not. iTunes probably isn't really a good file converter, and I wouldn't know how to instruct you with it anyway :/
Nets_VC_15 wrote:Don't worry, I figured it out already. The thing is Liewire users soetimes through in the larger files and they come out great on WMM. Thanks for your help anyway though
and I'm always using my AMV from ripping it from all my CD'z although kinda abit adding in my work too! But if you use this in AMV it is almost gud sound ^_^ I'm pretty sure.CrackTheSky wrote:ripping songs directly from CDs results in near-perfect quality, so do that if you can.

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