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#9041 01/19/06 09:40 AM
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Not sure you can help me, but maybe you can point me in the right direction. I bought the Ultimate You library about a year ago and was wondering how I would back these cd's onto MP3. WinMX player won't do it and these cd's seemed to be copywritten so I can't make a copy.

The reason I ask this is because I listen to them usually from my computer. Lately, when I'm having trouble sleeping or need to use memory supercharger for a test, I'll actually sleep in a sleeping bag by my computer with the sleep-learning tracks on. I don't really want to go out to buy a discman, but I do have a portable mp3 player. I would love to be able to just sleep learn these tracks or listen to any of these cd's while I'm commuting around on a bus. Also, there is the concern that if I ever scratched one, I would have to pay full retail to replace that one cd in my set. What would you recommend? Any help would be graciously appreciated.






#9042 01/19/06 03:18 PM
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Hi, Nelz!
There are many software to write audio CDs to mp3. There are some free, but I am not sure that they will work good.

I use magix mp3 maker. You can find it at http://www.magix.com
It is commercial, but the price is good enough.

Also you can use Nero. http://www.nero.com

I've used those two, and I like them both.






#9043 01/19/06 05:29 PM
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Hi,

I believe there is a post on this which details instructions on how to convert to audio formats (.wav, .wma) etc.

Please keep in mind that all audio formats are not equal when it comes to converting. mp3 formats are highly compressed ones and good to store audio files on computer, but you can loose much of the high end as well as low end data in this conversion. This can render entrainment (Holosync) as well as multi channel tracking ineffective. Formats such as .wav do not use any conversion and hence preserves much of the data.

If you do a search using keywords "Paraliminals on iPod', you will find the post which talks about all of it.

thanks,
AB






#9044 01/19/06 05:32 PM
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Sorry, in my post above, please replace sentence : 'Formats such as .wav do not use any conversion' by : 'Formats such as .wav do not use any compression'

AB







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