You need to install a lame.dll encoder to accomplish this (steps and links below). GoldWave Frequently Asked Questions: https://goldwave.com/faq.php#recsrc How do I save files in MP3 format? To save a

Pontes Media Downloader, a simple media downloader: http://www.pontes.ro/en/scripts/#pmd

Open up CDex. Press F4 for settings. Arrow to CD Drive Settings and tab through to select the actual drive you wish. Tab to OK.

the folder name that you would actually have to create to place your music, books and various MP3's in would be titled, “Audio+Podcasts” less the quotes of course.

Saying that 44.1KHz at 128kbps is CD quality is extensively inaccurate, but I too hear this from many who think it actually has validity. 44.1KHz at 128kbps is just the default settings to a lot of ri

This question is very subjective. This particular question is actually entirely dependent upon you, the one who is actually going to be the one doing the listening because as you already know, how it

Not sure if it's actually the A way as you said, but yes, it is Linux based and the internal memory is beneath the battery in a micro SD card which is under the sticker of course in the middle compart

Keep in mind, I myself do not own or have never used this mic. This is all information (pasted below) grabbed from the web. Blue Snowball Microphone User Guide | Academic Divisional Computing: https:/

It seems anymore these days the primary connection of devices is via HDMI, but it is not isolated to HDMI. Just like most things, it entirely depends upon the amount of money one throws at whatever si

I would definitely invest in a SoundBar. Preferably with a sub, but not knowing your financial situation, obviously I do not have a clue of what you are willing to spend.

Ironically enough, what is this literally not true for though?

Just copy one of your M4P files and rename it with a M4A extension and see what happens. It should play just fine and if it doesn't, simply delete it hence the copying.

Feel free to grab Winamp from ninite.com.

Pazera Free Audio Extractor will successfully do it and there's a portable version on the page below: http://www.pazera-software.com/products/audio-extractor/

Here is a Sample Rate Jeopardy!Intro Test that will hopefully allow the listener to very easily determine for themselves what sounds better to them, a 8Kilohertz sample rate file, as compared to a 12K

Just use an audio editor such as GoldWave or any other that you so see fit and convert/transcode these files into whatever format you selectively choose.