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| Master of Graphic Arts | I use SonicStage to store all my 1228 songs on my computer. the problem is that the file type it uses is .OpenMG which is only compatible with sony stuff (man i hate sony). is there an app or program that converts OpenMG to MP3, WAV, etc? |
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| Apex Tech God |
Yeah here is some help. You need Nero, and nero's imagedrive, or something similar that. You can create a virtual CD disc image, and mount it to your desktop. Five easy steps to a clean and hassle free mp3-md burn: 1. Open nero, select Audio CD from the presets and drag all the MP3's you want into it. Nero is far less picky about formats and sample rates. I found this method foolproof. 2. Save or 'Burn' your cd to your hard drive (not your burner). Nero will give you a default filename of 'image.nrg' 3. Use Nero's imagedrive (bundled with nero) to mount the .nrg you just created. Lets say for this example, drive 'F' Faster machine=faster mp3 conversion=faster image creation. Now If you know how to use Simple Burn, the rest as they say, goes without saying. 4. Select your 'virtual F' cd drive in Simple Burn & burn that sucker. 5. When you're done, trash the .nrg file sitting on your desktop (large file). If your machine is 'fairly' fast then Simpleburns' CD-Atrak conversion is done in on-the-fly in RAM. Notice your HD doesn't tick over at all. ADVANTAGES TO THIS METHOD *you're using reliable software *unlike openmg, crap isn't left all over your hard drive, not to mention that f**ing checkin-checkout bull****. *you can delete, re-arrange tracks on your MD to your hearts content WITHOUT having to do it via your pc. *did I mention you dont have to use openmg? *it's faster and doesn't thrash your HD *no openmg
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| Apex Tech God |
Well I think he is getting them from a cd he owns and ripping to a portable player.
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