ConVertor

Yes.
It's Been Asked.
But I can't Find Any.
On Here.
So..

I Need A Song ConVertor. To Change To Mp3 and Ogg.
Mp3 For My ipod And Ogg For KS.

So, Thanks.

And, If It won't Have A Test Date, Like 30 Days and It Expires would Be Good Too.

I use FL Studio, but I hear dbPoweramp works pretty well too.

Did you use the [search]? Didn't you find the [faq] respectively this post?

And Do You Really Think Capitalizing The First Letter Of Every Word Makes Your Text Easier To Read? It doesn't, just so you know.

Did you use the [search]? Didn't you find the [faq] respectively this post?

And Do You Really Think Capitalizing The First Letter Of Every Word Makes Your Text Easier To Read? It doesn't, just so you know.

I used Search.
Nothing.

And. Nope, I Don't Think It Does. I Just Like It.
So, I don't Care what You Think.
Theres No Rule Against It.
If You Don't Like It, Make a Rule.

I found it using the [search] by using the keywords "audio converter". Sometimes using variety helps in getting the best search results.

Try getting a thesaurus. n_n

Try getting a thesaurus. n_n

Try Getting Stuffed?

I've Got Something now.
So Shut It.

Quote from: Evil on April 17, 2009, 00:42:34

Try getting a thesaurus. n_n

Try Getting Stuffed?

I've Got Something now.
So Shut It.

No need to be rude, now.
Mind telling us what you're using, so future users who use the search might find this topic useful?

I'm Rude.
And.
No. I'm Not Saying.

[mod]fine, if you don't like the forum or its community, I guess you won't mind being banned for a while.[/mod]

Just to help others out.

I personally use LAME ( http://lame.sourceforge.net/ )
It's a command-line converter, so that can be a downside like it can be an upside.

The downside is that you need to use a command-prompt (such as Windows' cmd.exe or the terminal is any Unix OS ) to use it directly.

The upside is that you can make some nifty scripts to make your life easier to do quick batch encoding with your preferred options.

I recently lost my .sh script (for use in Bash on Linux) so I can't post it here. But with some relatively simple scripting I had a converter that looked inside a "convertme" folder and outputted to a "jobdone" folder.

There are programs out there that offer a GUI to allow a simpler access to the conversion, such as : http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Audio-CD-Rippers-Encoders/LameXP.shtml on Windows and http://sourceforge.net/projects/lame-gui/ for linux.

I haven't tried these so if they don't float your boat, try googling for LAME GUI.