How i can convert my MPEG itunes library to MP3

my library was in MP3 format, but for some reason now is on MPEG format and some programs dont reconize the music in that format. please help me

If the music file is an MP3, iTunes will show its Kind as "MPEG audio file." Is that what you are seeing?
Unless you did something to convert your MP3s, it is unlikely they changed format.

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