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    FLAC to MP3

    What program is best for converting FLAC to MP3. I also might have some WMA to MP3 conversions to do. Thanks.

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    Dbpoweramp is what I think to be the best converter. Take codec plugins so you can convert anything to anything.

    http://www.dbpoweramp.com

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    dont convert anything else to mp3 besides flac or wav.. Re-encoding is always bad.

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    Can DBpoweramp convert an .cue linked mp3 file to individual tracks?

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    How do you mean, do you have an ISO image of an audio CD? Because if you do just mount the image virtually and rip the "CD" to your desired codec.

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    Just use daemon tools to mount the file first. Then use your desired cd ripper to rip mp3's

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    Quote Originally Posted by Auggie2k
    How do you mean, do you have an ISO image of an audio CD? Because if you do just mount the image virtually and rip the "CD" to your desired codec.
    No, not an iso image.

    But kinda close.

    For example, you how u can have a .bin and a .cue file?
    So the .cue sheet links to the .bin file. Well, you can also have a .cue sheet that links to one mp3 file and when u burn those two files, u get an audio CD as a result but with individual tracks. Well, if you have CD-DA Extractor File Converter for example, you can just tell it to view the .cue sheet, and then click convert and you have the individual tracks of an audio cd. So you dont have to mount the image and then extract. It just uses a cue sheet to split the .mp3 file to the track lengths.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WE_DELIVER
    Can DBpoweramp convert an .cue linked mp3 file to individual tracks?
    Musicutter is fabulous for this too......
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    coolio, thanx!

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    Quote Originally Posted by WE_DELIVER
    coolio, thanx!
    No worries, I have used it often (musicutter) and I can honestly say it is the best Cue / Mp3 splitter I have used.
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