PLEASE tell me how to convert any musioc file format to MP3 (or other format
that
Windows Media Player will play.

(It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences
in Windows XP Professional.)

I purchased iTunes music - which downloaded in an MPEG-4 format. Windows
Media Player will not play it. So I went to itunes information and found:
"About
third-party music players and AAC file support". The instructions read "To
convert....to another format, such as MP3: etc etc (which Media Player will
play).

It told me: "On Windows, choose Edit>Preferences, etc., etc.

How / Where does one locate "Windows" then locate "Edit>Preferences?

Or, just please tell me how to convert any file format to MP3 (or other
format that Windows Media Player will play).

It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences in
Windows XP Professional.

Thanks to anyone!

M4p to MP3 iTunes music converter from Drm M4p, M4b to MP3
http://www.convertfiles.org/audio/it...4p-to-mp3.html

MP3 to WAV and WAV to MP3 Converter - Free Download
http://www.mp3towav.net/download.htm

Audacity (sound file editor, recorder)
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

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rest of your life.



"Yawrood" wrote:

> PLEASE tell me how to convert any musioc file format to MP3 (or other format
> that
> Windows Media Player will play.
>
> (It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences
> in Windows XP Professional.)
>
> I purchased iTunes music - which downloaded in an MPEG-4 format. Windows
> Media Player will not play it. So I went to itunes information and found:
> "About
> third-party music players and AAC file support". The instructions read "To
> convert....to another format, such as MP3: etc etc (which Media Player will
> play).
>
> It told me: "On Windows, choose Edit>Preferences, etc., etc.
>
> How / Where does one locate "Windows" then locate "Edit>Preferences?
>
> Or, just please tell me how to convert any file format to MP3 (or other
> format that Windows Media Player will play).
>
> It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences in
> Windows XP Professional.
>
> Thanks to anyone!
>

"Yawrood" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news666900B-9295-4CDC-B184-(E-Mail Removed)...
> PLEASE tell me how to convert any musioc file format to MP3 (or other
> format
> that
> Windows Media Player will play.
>
> (It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences
> in Windows XP Professional.)
>
> I purchased iTunes music - which downloaded in an MPEG-4 format. Windows
> Media Player will not play it. So I went to itunes information and found:
> "About
> third-party music players and AAC file support". The instructions read
> "To
> convert....to another format, such as MP3: etc etc (which Media Player
> will
> play).
>
> It told me: "On Windows, choose Edit>Preferences, etc., etc.
>
> How / Where does one locate "Windows" then locate "Edit>Preferences?
>
> Or, just please tell me how to convert any file format to MP3 (or other
> format that Windows Media Player will play).
>
> It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences
> in
> Windows XP Professional.
>
> Thanks to anyone!
>

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--
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Do not reply with email

Yawrood wrote:
> PLEASE tell me how to convert any musioc file format to MP3 (or other
> format that
> Windows Media Player will play.

I entered "convert mpeg4 mp3" into that well-known and popular Web search
engine Google and got ~228,000 results.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en...peg4+mp3&meta=

Or you could play your music files directly with a program that will support
them, such as WinAmp.

>
> (It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset
> Preferences in Windows XP Professional.)
>
> I purchased iTunes music - which downloaded in an MPEG-4 format.
> Windows Media Player will not play it. So I went to itunes
> information and found: "About
> third-party music players and AAC file support". The instructions
> read "To convert....to another format, such as MP3: etc etc (which
> Media Player will play).
>
> It told me: "On Windows, choose Edit>Preferences, etc., etc.
>
> How / Where does one locate "Windows" then locate "Edit>Preferences?

Really need the full context here - the detail of what these instructions
said. What program are they talking about? If it's utterly unclear, you
should revert to whooever is the provider of this "itunes information" for
assistance. There's no "Edit" item on the menu of my Windows Media Player,
thought there might be on different versions (though I doubt it) - you
haven't said which version you're running.

<snip>

Tue, 1 Apr 2008 08:56:02 -0700 from Yawrood
<(E-Mail Removed)>:
> PLEASE tell me how to convert any musioc file format to MP3 (or other format
> that
> Windows Media Player will play.
>
> (It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences
> in Windows XP Professional.)
>
> I purchased iTunes music

Do you have iTunes? (If not, consider installing it -- the interface
is IMHO far better than WMP's interface, and iTunes handles more
formats.)

In iTunes, click Edit | Preferences | Advanced | Importing and select
Import Using: MP3 Encoder. Then in the Library select one or more
tracks, right-click, and select Convert Selection to MP3. The
original selections won't be harmed, but MP3 versions will be created
alongside.

Remember to change the Import Using setting back to AAC.

--
Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA
http://OakRoadSystems.com
Shikata ga nai...

As far as converting to MP3 there are a number of programs that do it. Just
go to Google and search "convert+MP3"

"Yawrood" wrote:

> PLEASE tell me how to convert any musioc file format to MP3 (or other format
> that
> Windows Media Player will play.
>
> (It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences
> in Windows XP Professional.)
>
> I purchased iTunes music - which downloaded in an MPEG-4 format. Windows
> Media Player will not play it. So I went to itunes information and found:
> "About
> third-party music players and AAC file support". The instructions read "To
> convert....to another format, such as MP3: etc etc (which Media Player will
> play).
>
> It told me: "On Windows, choose Edit>Preferences, etc., etc.
>
> How / Where does one locate "Windows" then locate "Edit>Preferences?
>
> Or, just please tell me how to convert any file format to MP3 (or other
> format that Windows Media Player will play).
>
> It would also be helpful if anyone could tell me how to reset Preferences in
> Windows XP Professional.
>
> Thanks to anyone!
>