Re: [vox-tech] mp3 help

[Peter Jay Salzman <p@diracMAPS.org>]

very cool -- i'm making a cd sampler of totally obscure jazz/fusion/rock
bands for a friend's birthday, so yeah, you guessed what i'm doing.  :)

actually, most of these songs i have on CD precisely because i heard the mp3
and said "hey, that's cool".  like this one progressive rock band from the
70's.  a french group called 'visitors'.  totally obscure, very talented
bunch of people.  i was forced to buy their cd off of amazon.com.  bleah.
although i haven't gotten amazon spam yet... i'm still waiting!

but there are some cd's which i haven't been able to find, so i'm stuck with
only the mp3...

thanks chris!  i'll check it out.

pete


On Fri 20 Apr 01, 11:12 AM, Chris Lupo said: 
> If you're interested in converting mp3's to wav's, and then burning to cd,
> you should check out mp3munch.pl (I found it on freshmeat).  It's a perl
> wrapper that uses mpg123, sox and cdrecord.
> 
> Really pretty cool, even makes the file names friendly for you.
> 
> -- Chris
> 
> On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> 
> > i want to convert an mp3 file to wav format.
> > 
> > i know mpg123 converts mp3 -> raw pcm data.    so now how can i convert this
> > to wav format?
> > 
> > is there an app that goes directly between mp3 to wav?
> > 
> > pete
> > 
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