Hello.

I'm using Windows Media Player 10 to synch MP3 files with my digital
MP3 player. (It's an RCA Lyra 1072.)

When I select MP3 files to download to the RCA Lyra player, Windows
Media Player requires them to be converted to WMA format.

The default bitrate, as far as I can tell, is 160.

Here is my question:

Can I configure Windows Media Player to convert the MP3 files to a
different WMA bitrate of my choice? I'd like them to be converted to
96 bitrate, if possible.

If this is possible, what is the procedure? How do I configure
Windows Media Player to convert the files to WMA-96 instead of WMA-160
when synching?

Thank you.

PS: Is there a way to override the conversion option, so that MP3
files can be downloaded to the player without being converted to WMA?
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Thank you! Jack Danniel

Never mind. I figured it out.

I also completely forgot the possibility of simply dragging and
copying the files from drive window to drive window. Why that slipped
my mind, I have no clue. But that's how I transfer the files to the
digital player now.

This always happens...I post a question, and 2 minutes later, I figure
out the solution to my problem. <grin>


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