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A good music file resizer

dazftw · 2008-05-22 01:05:14

So im ripping 30 CD's ripped onto the computer at the momement and they all need to be put on a mp3 player with 2GB of capacity at the moment im gone over 2GB so I need a program that will resize them all at once if possible.. Can anyone point me in the right direction.. Im googling programs now, just said id ask here…

22-05-2008 1:05am

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So im ripping 30 CD's ripped onto the computer at the momement and they all need to be put on a mp3 player with 2GB of capacity at the moment im gone over 2GB so I need a program that will resize them all at once if possible..

Can anyone point me in the right direction.. Im googling programs now, just said id ask here aswell!

Thanks!!

Im using WMA and MPEG-4 formats..

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#2 22-05-2008 1:23am

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Something like Audacity perhaps?

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/about/

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#3 22-05-2008 2:27pm

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Try FreeRip. You can batch process files and specify the bitrate which will reduce the filesize.

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#4 22-05-2008 2:30pm

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SUPER © .

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#5 22-05-2008 3:36pm

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iTunes.

Under Preferences you pick the quality and then when you right click on a track/tracks it gives you the option to convert.

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#6 22-05-2008 3:48pm

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Use dbpoweramp. Simply the best there is. You will have a find a version lower then 9.8 i believe, as it stopped being shareware at that point, download.com has it though.

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