- Posted
- Jul 24th 2008
- Mood
- Carefree
- Music
- Soul Eater - OP
Alright, I've given up on downloading third party programs because it's messed up my system way too many times now. Does anyone know of a reliable MP3 -> WAV converter? It would be much appreciated..
In other news, BLAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDD *explodes*
meow.
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Pamina Says:
Eeewwww, wavs. :(
I used to. I'll dig around and come back if I can find any of them.
Rosencruez Says:
MP3 WAV Converter? Gets the job done.
Vidda Says:
Goldwave and Audacity. You just open the MP3 and save it as a WAV.
20thcore Says:
I have something if you're interested. it's very reliable! xilisoft audio converter. I've had it for more than 2 years. great program for different file types including wav, mp3, ogg, wma, flac, aac etc.
I just scanned the files and like before they aren't full of virus crap.
TehD Says:
I use Audacity for that kinda stuff.
GoroUnreal Says:
Have to agree with Vidda with Goldwave. Works great, it's got a trial but it never ends.
Z e N Says:
hm.. I had no idea goldwave did that, but lol. I don't doubt it.
before I used to use Musicmatch to convert wavs into mp3s and vice versa. it's been a long time, though. could be a feature of only older versions.
M One Says:
Coming from a producer's point of view, I'd ask you to get Wavelab, it's the industry standard in Audio editing and can convert from an impressive array of file formats. All you'll ever need!
But from a free and easy point of view, Audacity.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/latest/audacity-win/audacity-win-1.2.6.exe
People said Goldwave. I agree. It's really reliable.
NO - yet NCH's Switch. It uses us very little memory - even during conversion - which only takes a few moments. It's used within the radio industry.