Many thanks Colin, this worked a treat! Darran

Greetings, here is the message I sent to the group yesterday, to which, Donald, you neither replied nor acknowledge on list or privately to me. To: all-audio@groups.io Subject: Re: [all-audio] Major

Greetings, I agree, I've converted .mp4 files using my GW V5.70 without problems. One way in GW to do this is, create a new file and save it to the name and format required using ctrl+s, delete it's

Donald, I find it unbelievable you've not managed to sort this speed problem, I sent you concise and clear instructions how to go about it in GoldWave, did you ever receive them? If not, I'll look

Greetings, GoldWave's time warp facility will achieve this. Go to menu and effects, to time warp, go to first preset which is similarity, tab across to specify change in length or percent, mine is

I understood he was trying to convert an M4A file. I don't have any M4P files to try it with. Regards, Barry Chapman

Hey barry I tried that but it did not work for me. Maybe it doh work with m4p files.

Hi Tom, To get to the Winamp disk writer plugin: 1. Launch Winamp and open the file you wish to convert. 2. Press v to stop it playing. 3. Press ctrl+p for Winamp preferences. 4. Up or down arrow to

Barry: I did try converting the original M4A (which does play in Winamp) to WAV just now; no soap! It won't play! But tell me about this Winamp Disk Writer output and how I either "get to it" or

Hi Tom, If the original plays in Winamp, have you tried converting it to Wav using the Winamp Disk Writer output plugin. That works for me. You can then convert the wav to mp3 with

Georgina: I wasn't trying to criticize you (or anyone) am just simply stating what I have done so far! As for Error messages from Winamp, none; only thing is, Winamp isn't playing the converted

I have not had that problem but it might have to do with the MP3 settings. The encoder used in the conversion may not be supported by WinAmp. The programs I mentioned as well as others are free.

Hello Tom, I was only trying to bring your attention to what it is you are doing and attempting to do. I don’t know these utilities that are obviously been created to simplify the process. You

To Tony and Georgina: I forgot to mention that Zoom does create more than one file; one of the files is named Audio_Only; if I'm not mistaken, this particular file is the M4A and will play in Winamp!

I have used Audio Converter Plus for M4a files. It will alsw convert M4B files if you rename them to M4A. I also use Free M4A to MP3 Converter. It can split M4B books into chapter files. Both can

Hi Georgina: If I convert to Lossless, then I then convert to MP3? The only way I can cut this particular file that I know of is with MP3 direct cut ()MP3 Direct Cut only works with MP3 files)

Hello Tom, Convert to a lossless format then you will be able to edit. If you insist upon using this mp3 cutting program you will be degrading the quality. It may not be visible to you. But you

Hello Tom, Do you know how this mp3 cut works? John is right. Imagine a suitcase packed to the brim and you want to change the suitcase size. You have to unpack it and transfer its contents into the

Okay...I tried converting to WAV; same result: file won't play! One of the files in this group is "audio_only; this file in its original form is an M4A file. I need to make an MP3 file so I can then

Aw yes you can trim an MP3 file; MP3 Direct Cut does this very well; have done it many times! Tom Kaufman