iTunes does it on Mac or Windows...<br><br>Edit > Preferences > Advanced tab > Importing tab > Import using MP3 Encoder<br><br>-Ian M.<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 3/5/06, <b class="gmail_sendername">
B.</b> <<a href="mailto:docile_body@yahoo.com">docile_body@yahoo.com</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
The Mac version of iTunes does it, like Doug said. If<br>you're on PC get either Nero Express or Easy CD-DA<br>Extractor. You've said before you're adept with<br>filesharing networks so you should be able to find<br>them on those pretty easily. I used to use the latter
<br>for extracting mp3s from CDs before switching to Mac.<br>You might be able to find a free trial version of Easy<br>CD-DA Extractor on the web.<br><br>-B.<br><br><br>Doug Henwood wrote:<br>> Chuck wrote:<br>><br>
>> I have a more pressing question: does anybody know<br>how to convert a CD music file into an MP3 file? I<br>want to use a song in my podcast, but Audacity won't<br>import CD files. I set up iTunes and it claims that it
<br>converted the song to MP3, but it won't let me save<br>the file to disk.<br>><br>> The Mac version of iTunes does it; I've done it<br>hundreds of times. Are you sure it just doesn't save<br>the file in the default iTunes directory?
<br>><br>> I also use a cheap shareware sound editor (Sound<br>Studio, again for a Mac) that can open CD files<br>directly, and then allows you to save them as AIFFs -<br>10 times bigger, but better sound.<br>><br>
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