Can I export files in mp3 format?

Can I export an audio file in the mp3 format?

http://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/10/#lgcp8314da07

Similar Messages

How can I burn "iTunes store files in MP3 formats?

how can I burn "iTunes store files in MP3 formats? is there a way ?

I typed "MP3" into the help feature in itunes and found "Create your own MP3 CDs"
Try the same.

Convert REM Files to MP3 Format?

I have downloaded several songs via the Amazon MP3 application on my Blackberry Curve 9300. Little did I know that the songs were downloaded as rem files and not mp3 format? I cannot upload the files to my desktop or laptop computers nor my Kindle.
Amazon said since I downloaded most of the songs over 3 months ago, they cannot move them over to my Cloud Player. How do I convert rem file to mp3 format? I do not want to have to purchase these songs again.

That process above won't work. Waste of time.
Your files were downloaded as MP3 files, but you have content encryption placed on your Media Card, and then the REM extension is added to the filename, because you have protected those files.
You must turn off the encryption first, and then you can copy the files and they will be usable.
1. If any post helps you please click the below the post(s) that helped you.
2. Please resolve your thread by marking the post "Solution?" which solved it for you!
3. Install free BlackBerry Protect today for backups of contacts and data.
4. Guide to Unlocking your BlackBerry & Unlock Codes
Join our BBM Channels (Beta)
BlackBerry Support Forums Channel
PIN: C0001B7B4 Display/Scan Bar Code
Knowledge Base Updates
PIN: C0005A9AA Display/Scan Bar Code

Trouble converting downloaded m4a files to mp3 format

This has never happened to me before. I downloaded a full album and 3 of the 13 songs get an error saying "the file format is not valid" when I try to convert the files to mp3 format. How do I go about fixing this?

+if I do that, it will create the MP3 files all in the same iTunes Music folder as the AAC files,+
Yes, if the AACs are by artist/album
+and worse, it will probably duplicate each song in the playlist.+
No, the conversion process does not touch any playlists.
+The only thing I can think of is to either (A) have a blowaway copy of iTunes on the Windows PC, copy all the AAC files to it, import them, and convert them, or (B) allow my real iTunes to duplicate them all, make the MP3 CDs, sort by create date or file type, and delete the MP3 duplicates from the library.+
B sounds easier than A. You can also consider doing the conversions with a non-iTunes program such as Switch, which allows you to specify the destination folder for the new file.

I need to find a way to convert .WMA files to .MP3 format on Lion

I need to find a way to convert .WMA files to .MP3 format; with Snow Leopard, I could do that using iTunes, but since upgrading to Lion, I can convert the files to a .mov format in Quick Time, but cannot move the file into iTunes in order to convert it to .MP3. If you can suggest a work-around or an app that will work with Lion, would be much appreciated.

Haven't used it myself, but worth a look http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/27103/all2mp3
Stefan

Can't export files

Post processing, I can't export files from the application to my hard drive. I keep getting this message " some problems ocured exporting your files" and gives me a list of all the files I was exporting. I also get just one option, to click "ok" how do you move files post processing, I'm using an iMac OSX 10.7.4. My LR4 is the trial version but I can't buy if it is not compatible with my system

Permissions?

Access 2013 - I can't export files to dBaseIV

Hi,
Access 2013 - I can't export files to sBaseIV, and i need this for mi job.
Can you help me please?
Thanks,
Regards

Thanks Dear!
Please, check my comment, may be can you help me.
See: http://jonwilliams.org/wordpress/2014/03/21/enabling-xbase-dbf-support-in-microsoft-office-access-2013/#comment-54026
Thank you so much.
Regards

Converting .wav files to mp3 format.

Hi,
I am trying to convert a wav file into mp3 format using the below code. I am not seeing any errors in the console but at the same time the mp3 file is created without any content. Any ideas on how to address this issue ?
Format[] FORMATS = new Format[] { new AudioFormat(
AudioFormat.LINEAR) };
String srcFilePath = "C:" + File.separator + "Users"
+ File.separator + "vkiran" + File.separator + "Desktop"
+ File.separator + "test" + File.separator + "4a714ea2.wav";
String mp3FilePath = "C:" + File.separator + "Users"
+ File.separator + "vkiran" + File.separator + "Desktop"
+ File.separator + "test" + File.separator + "4a714ea2.mp3";
File srcFile = new File(srcFilePath);
File destFile = new File(mp3FilePath);
MediaLocator source = new MediaLocator(srcFile.toURL());
DataSource d = Manager.createDataSource(source);
ContentDescriptor cd = new ContentDescriptor(
FileTypeDescriptor.MPEG_AUDIO);
Processor p = Manager.createRealizedProcessor(new ProcessorModel(d,
FORMATS, cd));
p.configure();
System.out.println((p.getDuration()).getSeconds());
MediaLocator destination = new MediaLocator(destFile.toURL());
DataSource ds = p.getDataOutput();
DataSink sink = Manager.createDataSink(p.getDataOutput(),
destination);
sink.open();
sink.start();
sink.stop();
sink.close();
p.stop();
p.close();

You are converting the WAV files to mp3 format before transferring them to the iPod?
You're using iTunes to do this?
Just for the record, the iPod will not play mp3 files below a bit rate of 32kbps nor will it play compressed WAV files.

How can I convert all of my iTunes files into mp3.format?

These are songs that I downloaded from my cds, but I want to be able to put them back on my desktop in MP3 format to put on a non-itunes compatible portable music player. Thanks!

Set iTunes Preferences Advanced Import to MP3
Select all the tracks you're referring to
CTRL-Click onto this selection - "Convert to MP3"
After that you may want to delete the non-MP3 source files

Can't export songs as mp3's from new garage band=

In the early versions of garage band i could export my songs as mp3 files on my desktop.
I cant find this function in the new garage band.
Can you help me find it?

fredidiegitarre wrote:
In the early versions of garage band i could export my songs as mp3 files on my desktop.
I cant find this function in the new garage band.
mp3 export is not currently an option for GBv10, though it's not difficult to still create an mp3 formatted file:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#gbv10mp3creation
This FAQ entry offers a Minute GarageBand video tutorial
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)
(BTW, mp3 export didn't become a feature until version 4, so perhaps it will return in a future version)

Converting from Quicktime/Midi audio files to MP3 format

Before I upgraded to Tiger, I could use itunes to convert into mp3 form all the Quicktime Midi files that my chorus director emailed to me. Then I burned them on to cds so that everybody in the chorus could play their part in their car on the way to work and learn it really well.
Well, now when I go through the exact same steps that are on the website (go to preferences, go to advanced, change encoder to mp3, etc etc) and itunes says that it cannot convert the file to mp3 because of "unknown error (-50)."
Any ideas on how to get around this other than trashing my Tiger and going back to Panther?

Before I upgraded to Tiger, I could use itunes to
convert into mp3 form all the Quicktime Midi files
that my chorus director emailed to me. Then I burned
them on to cds so that everybody in the chorus could
play their part in their car on the way to work and
learn it really well.
Well, now when I go through the exact same steps that
are on the website (go to preferences, go to
advanced, change encoder to mp3, etc etc) and itunes
says that it cannot convert the file to mp3 because
of "unknown error (-50)."
Any ideas on how to get around this other than
trashing my Tiger and going back to Panther?
I bought and downloaded quicktime Pro and used it to convert my MIDI files. First you have to find your MIDI file on your HD. Then drag it into QuickTime. Then "export" the file and in the export window select aiff as the format. Save it to your HD. Then drag the aiff file into iTunes and it will play in iTunes (6.0.4 is the version I'm using) It will also burn to a CD from within iTunes. If you only want to play the file from within iTunes, you can skip the QuickTime conversion, and simply drag and drop the MIDI file from your HD into iTunes - iTunes will play it but won't allow the file to be burnt to a CD.

How can I create files in unicode format without "byte order mark"?

Hello together,
I have to export files in UTF-8 format and have to send them to another partner system which works with linux as operating system.
I have tried the different possibities to create files with ABAP. But nothing works 100% how I want.
Some examples:
1.)
OPEN DATASET [filename] FOR OUTPUT IN TEXT MODE ENCODING UTF-8.
If I create a file in this way and download it from application server to local system the result for file format in a unicode text edior like NotePad is "ANSI AS UTF-8". This means I have no BYTE ORDER MARK inside.
But it is also possible that the file format is only ANSI if the file contains no "special characters", isn't it?
In my test cases I create 3 files. 2 of them has format "ANSI AS UTF-8", and one only "ANSII".
After transfer to Linux I get as result 2 times UTF8 and one time ASCII as file format.
2.)
OPEN DATASET [filename] FOR OUTPUT IN TEXT MODE ENCODING UTF-8 WITH BYTE ORDER MARK.
With this syntax the result in local editor looks like ok. I get as format really "UTF-8".
But I get problems with the system which receives the files.
All files has the file format UTF-8 on Linux but the interface / script can not read the file with BYTE ORDER MARK.
This is a very big problem for me.
Do anybody of you know if it possible to force creation in UTF-8 without a BYTE ORDER MARK?
This means more or less the first example but all files should have UTF-8 format!
Thanks in advance
Christian

This means it is not possible to create a pure unicode file without the byte order mark?
You wouldn't happen to know how a file with byte order mark should read on a Linux system?
Or if this possible or not?
Regards
Christian

Converting UNPROTECTED Mp4 files to Mp3 format?

I have some unprotected Mp4 files that I can't seem to convert to Mp3 format.
The weird thing is, under Advanced, when I try to convert Protected Mp4 videos, there's an option that says "Convert to Mp3 format", but with my unprotected Mp3 files, there is no option for that. I have no idea what to do!
Help? Is there any other way to do this?
They aren't protected files so I'm not sure why there's a problem. I used to be able to do this in older versions of iTunes. What's going on?

cheeto22 wrote:
Any suggestions on where to start because im kind of lostJMF doesn't encode MP3s, so you're not going to be able to use it. There are a few JMF-additions you could download (Fobs4JMF or Freedom for Media in Java [FMJ]) if you so desire to go that route...
My recommendation for you is to use JavaSound, because it will encode MP3s with some additional libraries and such. Here's some example code of how to encode an MP3 using JavaSound and a thing called Tritonus, but that's explained at the bottom of the example.
[http://www.jsresources.org/examples/Mp3Encoder.html]
If you need any further help with JavaSound, you'll need to go find the specific JavaSound forum to ask it.
If you need any further help with Fobs4JMF or FMJ, you'll have to find a forum on their sites to ask your questions. 3rd party plugins aren't supported by these forums.

Downloading files in mp3 format

I am a novice at this. I have an mp3 player, but not an ipod. Can I download files from the itunes store in mp3 format so that I can play them on my mp3 player?
I downloaded one file from the itunes store. However, It won't work in the format that it is in. Please help. I really want to buy music but I need it in the format that i require.

Sorry, songs downloaded from the iTunes store are available in Protected AAC format only, which means that they are only playable on your PC and iPods. Another alternative would be to burn the downloaded song to a CD and then re-rip it as an MP3. You'd lose some quality, but at least it would be playable on your player.

Can flash record audio in .mp3 format?

I have an Audio Recorder created in flash. Currently it records audio and saves it in .flv format.(I am using AS2.0 and Red5 server)
My question is: Is there any way by which I can record and save audio in .mp3 format, directly?
Thanks in advance.

The .flv format is a "container" format, not a video format.
So that means that inside the container, you can have a video file and/or an audio file or even just an audio file.. which most likely is already an mp3 file. Use something like "FLV Extract" to break open the container and see:
http://moitah.net/
But really, for any Web delivery of audio, the .flv (audio only) method works just fine. Lots of media players available for the Flash .flv file.
For example:
Sounds from my bunk on the Lady Washington
http://exploreolympics.com/reports/?p=2857
Scroll down to third media player.
A little quiet to start with... but this is a .flv file with just an mp3 audio file inside.
Best of luck!
Adninjastrator

Can I export files in mp3 format?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for