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Subject: Don't worry

Author:
TheZoggy

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Date Posted: 04:02:06 03/29/07 Thu
In reply to: Luis 's message, "Re: You got the "A Song for my Father" CD but we dont!!!" on 17:27:46 03/28/07 Wed

Hi Luis,
Don't worry, I hope that some one will upload this CD in P2P and everithing will be OK. I'll wait. But if you want to learn how to convert CD tracks to MP3 it's simlpe. ( because CDA files can not exist on your computer they must be converted):
1. You need a Grabber - software that read CDA files and convert them in audio format what you like. You can download a freeware version from here ( US links doesnt works, try Canadian or Others)
http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html
2. You need also a ecnoder like "Lame" (freeware), you can download it from the same place: http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html
3. Follow the istructions for instalation
4. Ater the instalation start the Grabber, put the CD with CDA tracks, and select these tracs that you eant to convert.
5. MP3 settins are rqired to be chcked (bit rate, and type of encoding - Lame)
6.Clic Grab button, the new MP3s will be saved in Audiograbber folder.

This is the way to convert any CD to MP3s for your personal MP3 player or for your car MP3 player

REGARDS

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Luis
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Date Posted: 09:26:04 03/29/07 Thu

Thanks a lot TheZoggy. I'll give it a try and if I'm successful I'll send the songs your way.

Luis :0)

>Hi Luis,
>Don't worry, I hope that some one will upload this CD
>in P2P and everithing will be OK. I'll wait. But if
>you want to learn how to convert CD tracks to MP3 it's
>simlpe. ( because CDA files can not exist on your
>computer they must be converted):
>1. You need a Grabber - software that read CDA files
>and convert them in audio format what you like. You
>can download a freeware version from here ( US links
>doesnt works, try Canadian or Others)
> >href="http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html"
>>http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html
>2. You need also a ecnoder like "Lame" (freeware), you
>can download it from the same place: >target=_blank
>href="http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html"
>>http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/download.html
>3. Follow the istructions for instalation
>4. Ater the instalation start the Grabber, put the CD
>with CDA tracks, and select these tracs that you eant
>to convert.
>5. MP3 settins are rqired to be chcked (bit rate, and
>type of encoding - Lame)
>6.Clic Grab button, the new MP3s will be saved in
>Audiograbber folder.
>
>This is the way to convert any CD to MP3s for your
>personal MP3 player or for your car MP3 player
>
>REGARDS