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Posted by NRen2k5 on 02/09/07 23:39
fred-bloggs wrote:
> "mrglass" <mr.glass@gmail.com> wrote in news:1170989381.768077.215610
> @a75g2000cwd.googlegroups.com:
>
>> I recently ripped my 40CD music collection to my computer.
>> unfortunately, even though the program said it was saving them as mp3,
>> it in fact encoded them with wav. Is there a program that will batch
>> convert my wav files to mp3 (or ogg)? also, is there a utility that
>> will batch normalize them? Maybe one tool that does both? i know i
>> have done this in the past, but i cant find a batch converter anywhere.
>>
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> You should check that the encoder hasn't just wrapped the files in a wav
> container, in which case you can just rename them to mp3.
Not really. That would work if the encoder had for some reason just
given them the WAV extension.
If they are really in a WAV container then a program like WaveMP3 or
CDex should be used to remove the RIFF-WAV header and give the file(s) a
proper MP3 header.
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