Converting quicktime audio to MP3

Hello,
I just recorded the Amazing Race theme from a site on the internet onto Quicktime Pro with the audio recorder.
I now want to put it in my iTunes library so I can play it on my iPod.
I am totally drawing a blank on what I need to do to make this happen. I am sure it is some simple step that just isn't coming to mind right now.
Any suggestion would be much appreciated !!
Thanks,
Kallum

You have many options depending on what application you have and use.
If you have Amadeus, you can convert your MOV clip directly into MP3. Since you have the Pro upgrade for your QT, another way of conversion is first to export your audio clip to AIFF with QT and then take it to VLC from VideoLAN.
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