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    have some tunes in mpc format does anybody know of a good (free) bit of s/ware to convert em to mp3.

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    What's an 'mpc'?

    D.

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    try the Cheetah Audio Converter(link!), despites the name, it is as good as hell. if it won't solve yer prob, you should try using Sony Sound Blaster [img]wink.gif[/img]

    <font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ May 14, 2005 08:10 PM: Message edited by: Joni Starz ]</font>

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    Cheers Joni - will give that a go. Daz - hadn't heard of mpc before -a mate left a cd-r round the house whilst I was out watching the boxing - so didn't get a chance to ask about mpc

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    If it plays in say, Media Player, maybe you can
    use Media Player to rip it to .wmp, it's the same
    format as .mp3, more or less.

    If you had money to splash around, I'd suggest
    getting Audition, because that'll import anything
    (and then 'save as' mp3 for you), but I just
    checked Audition and saw nothing for .mpc.
    (Alternatively, if you did have Audition, and
    you were able to play the disc in Media Player,
    you could open both software, make sure your
    soundcard is clicked to record 'What You Can Hear'
    or 'Wave' or whatever it's called on your PC,
    press 'Record' in Audition, 'Play' in MP and
    Audition would record it, allowing you to export
    to mp3 afterwards.)

    If you get really stuck, send me the disc and
    I'll sort it out.


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    <font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ May 14, 2005 08:45 PM: Message edited by: Deviant D ]</font>

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    Cheers for the info guys

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    .mpc files are musepack files, just another compression format like mp3. when it first came out they claimed it was the future of audio compression, having higher sound quality at the same bitrates as mp3 but it never really caught on.


    this will convert it for you. first download the main program then go to the codecs page and download the codec for MPC[ .mpc, .mp+, .mpp]

    http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm

    this used to be a freeware program but now you have to register in 30 days to continue to use the mp3 encoding.

    if you need a hand with it hit me up.

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    Originally posted by creeper2:
    .mpc files are musepack files, just another compression format like mp3. when it first came out they claimed it was the future of audio compression, having higher sound quality at the same bitrates as mp3 but it never really caught on.
    <font size="4" face="Arial">Ditto Ogg Vorbis. I remember DL'ing OV, trying out
    a few skins, liking it, but then remembering:
    'I don't care how well-compressed it is. The dif-
    ferences between that, .WMP, and .MP3 are so
    marginal, that it doesn't really matter. I only
    ever use .WAV for anything important, so I'm
    not particularly bothered which player I use.'

    But then, of course, bloody Apple made a big deal
    about mp3 players. iPods. What a rip off!

    If anyone reading this wants to make a million:
    develop an mp3 player which is about the size of
    one of those USB flash cards which people normally
    hang around their neck, and charge next to nothing
    for it. Stick in a 1G's worth of memory and never
    worry about paying the rent/mortgage ever again.

    Although, globally speaking, different countries
    and different demographics are evolving at differing
    rates - and people like Marky, for example, still
    swear by OV. Despite Adobe (who've just questionably
    bought our Macromedia [One name. One standard. One
    monopoly. One voice. One Adobe. One Big Brother.])
    Corel is still outselling Illustrator in Germany.

    We live and learn.

    D.

    <font color="#FF0000" size="1">[ May 15, 2005 11:35 AM: Message edited by: Deviant D ]</font>

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    Cheers for the info Bill. Have dbpower amp stored on disk somewhere - will just need the codec.

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    Ian
    I would use DBpower. I always use this for conversions.

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