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Thread started 04/05/11 3:29pm

jonylawson

okay one last ? about FLAC Converters

and before i start i just long for the days of record fairs

okay i have been sent a gig via a website

i download it

no problem

i save it

cant play it cos its in FLAC form

i download a FLAC converter to mp3/mp4

finally press "convert"

it converts ONLY THREE SONGS.........

try other flac converters

they all start asking for money............

the free ones apparently have talking all the way through

AURGHHHHHHHH

jeezo i only want to play the extended parade in my car(Which plays mp3 format)

i may as well book a flight back to briatain and just physically unearth all my old boots

so my question is.......

is there a very very simple programme that will kindly convert my FLAC parade to a format that i can burn to a cd????

so i can enjoy the CD??

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Reply #1 posted 04/05/11 3:32pm

jonylawson

or do they all cost money???

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Reply #2 posted 04/05/11 3:40pm

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Download Winamp http://www.winamp.com/ It's a free media player, it will play FLAC, mp3 and pretty much every other file type.

Now you can download FLAC, and listen to FLAC instead of fannying around converting to shitty mp3.

You can also burn straight from FLAC to cd.

It's free, and it works a treat.

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Reply #3 posted 04/05/11 6:23pm

OnlyNDaUsa

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I used audacity with free plug in.

http://audacity.sourcefor.../download/

when you go to export it as a wav or mp3 it will tell you what you will need to download.

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Reply #4 posted 04/05/11 6:37pm

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TheDigitalGardener said:

Download Winamp http://www.winamp.com/ It's a free media player, it will play FLAC, mp3 and pretty much every other file type.

Now you can download FLAC, and listen to FLAC instead of fannying around converting to shitty mp3.

You can also burn straight from FLAC to cd.

It's free, and it works a treat.

I use winamp too but I've been converting to wav. I needed a step by step when I set it up but once it's done, it's easy enough. This is pretty old though. I haven't tried burning from flac straight to cd.

http://www.simplehelp.net...g-windows/

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Reply #5 posted 04/05/11 7:39pm

jonylawson

TheDigitalGardener said:

Download Winamp http://www.winamp.com/ It's a free media player, it will play FLAC, mp3 and pretty much every other file type.

Now you can download FLAC, and listen to FLAC instead of fannying around converting to shitty mp3.

You can also burn straight from FLAC to cd.

It's free, and it works a treat.

thanks! i think even i could handle that!

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Reply #6 posted 04/05/11 9:56pm

Cerebus

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Download the VLC media player, its is free and plays EVERYTHING. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Seriously, if your only problem is just being able to play FLAC files, this is the way to go. Its one of the best pieces of software ever created. It should come standard on every PC, but never will because Microsoft is all up in everything. Trust me, you will never regret downloading this.

If you're looking to convert the FLAC files (because of space issues) I still say use download.com Search for convert flac to mp3, sort License Type to Free over on the left hand side, then browse as is or use the dropdown menu at the top and set it to Most Popular. Read some descriptions and reviews then download some programs you feel comfortable giving a try. Just remember that a lot of reviews are from stupid people lol or people who had problems on their PCs prior to downloading.

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Reply #7 posted 04/05/11 9:57pm

Cerebus

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Or Audacity or WinAmp, like they said. ^^^ I haven't used WinAmp in a few years, but I used to love it.

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Reply #8 posted 04/06/11 2:48am

TheDigitalGard
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mynameisnotsusan said:

TheDigitalGardener said:

Download Winamp http://www.winamp.com/ It's a free media player, it will play FLAC, mp3 and pretty much every other file type.

Now you can download FLAC, and listen to FLAC instead of fannying around converting to shitty mp3.

You can also burn straight from FLAC to cd.

It's free, and it works a treat.

I use winamp too but I've been converting to wav. I needed a step by step when I set it up but once it's done, it's easy enough. This is pretty old though. I haven't tried burning from flac straight to cd.

http://www.simplehelp.net...g-windows/

It works, I used to do it all the time, now I just keep everything on my HD's.

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Reply #9 posted 04/06/11 3:39am

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Download VLC player. It will play almost every audio and video format.
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Reply #10 posted 04/06/11 3:47am

Rhyging

TheDigitalGardener said:

You can also burn straight from FLAC to cd.

Burning FLAC files straight to audio CD is the best option in my opinion.

I still burn my FLAC boots with Nero 7 and shit sounds flawless.

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Reply #11 posted 04/09/11 6:35pm

jonylawson

and all these are free??

FREE!

they are not going to ask me for my visa card??

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