Import Real Audio files?

I've got several hundred Real Audio files (*.ra and *.rm) that I'd like to convert/import into my iTunes library. Is there a freeware/cheapware program to do that?

Just do a search on yahoo or google. I just did and it pulled up abunch of converters. Just overlook them and pick the best one for your needs and taste

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Here is the How to import in itunes 11. Including the Join tracks option.
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12278
Also if you have imported them then this article gives a good understanding of how to tag these songs
http://samsoft.org.uk/iTunes/audiobooks.asp
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Hi there,
I have to open/import an audio file (WAV or MP3) in DIAdem (Ver 10.2.0f3031) to make some analysis. For this I installed the Audio dataplugin (Ver. 1.0.0.247). Butr if I open the WAv-file in the Navigator I get an error message, saying that the opeing failed. The WAV file seems not to be corrupted, cause it can be played on a media player.
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Thanks for the data set, I now know what was going wrong. It was actually quite easy to debug the problems in my DIAdem 2010 Alpha version, which sports a new feature to play back any channel in the Data Portal as audio.
There were 2 issues. The first is that you have to add a time base to the data channel before you export it, the second is that you have to rescale the amplitude of the signal to the bit range (+/- 2^31) of a WAV file. Here's a quick VBScript that does that, which I did test in DIAdem 10.2:
Channel = 1WavFilePath = ChnPropValGet(Channel, "sourcedatafilepath") & ChnPropValGet(Channel, "sourceparentname") & ".wav"Call ChnWfPropSet(Channel, "Time", "s", 0, 1/41000) Amplitude = MaxV(Abs(CMin(Channel)), CMax(Channel))Call ChnLinScale(Channel, Channel, 2^31/Amplitude, 0)Call ChnCharacter(Channel)IF FilEx(WavFilePath) THEN Call FileDelete(WavFilePath)Call DataFileSave(WavFilePath, "Audio")
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National Instruments

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audio/x-ms-wma Windows Media wma Yes
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video/mpeg MPEG mpg,mpeg Yes
audio/mpeg MPEG mpg,mpeg Yes
video/x-mpeg MPEG mpg,mpeg Yes
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audio/mpeg MPEG mpg,mpeg Yes
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Importing Quicktime Audio File into itunes

I have a couple quicktime audio files that I'm trying to import into my itunes library. When I try to simply drag them into my itunes library it will not accept them.
Also I tried using the import control from the itunes window, but when I choose the the quicktime file to import it also will not go into my library. These files where orginally windows media files inwhich I converted over using the "flip4mac" program to convert the windows media files to quicktime files, but neither file type will import into itunes.
These files were simply voice recordings from a digital recorder, how do I get these audio files into my itunes library?? ... Thanks

Ya, looks like the file is still a real WMA file and all that application did was give your QT the ability to play WMA files perhaps? I am not familiar with that one. You need to locate a WMA to MP3 file converter. Some that come to mind are MediaMonkey, EasyWMA, and there are many others. Those first two might both be shareware programs and I don't have any first hand experience with them. I really haven't had the need to do this type of conversion (yet) so haven't looked into the various applications. Perhaps someone reading this can chime in if they know any free ones that work.
In the meantime, hit up versiontracker.com or download.com and do a search and see what you find. But the root cause of your problem is that the file is still in the wrong format for iTunes and iPod use.
Patrick

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A quick response is greatly apprecaited because I´m on a deadline. Thanks.

Tom,
Thanks for quick response. When I play the WAV file in QT player, I don´t see anything but the "start/stop" button, the "fast forward", "fast backward" and volume control. Shoule I see anything else?

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Neila@IPSUMM wrote:
Thanks for responding, but I work for a very small company and since I'm the only one who needs CC, I have the personal version installed.
Also this appears to be a blanket issue with all audio and video file formats, thus not likely a codec issue since the files I've tried so far should be covered by premiere's compatibility, the even play in windows media player with no issue.
Video itself plays fine, but any audio attached to a video, or just plain audio files will not import no matter what I try.
Sorry my info didn't help.
Two things to try.
Create a brand new project and test if you can import the problematic files.
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Thanks,
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Hello,
In sum, my question is: What is the difference between adding music to iTunes Library by the following methods:
Placing the audio files in the 'Automatically Add to iTunes' Folder;
Dragging the files from my hard drive to the Source Pane in iTunes; or
Using the File > Add Folder to Library dialogue?
Here are the particulars of my situation:
I have over 3,000 music files, and I would like to know the best way to get them into iTunes. From a lynda.com training video about using iTunes, I learned that there is a folder called "Automatically Add to iTunes", which is monitored by iTunes for new files to import into the iTunes library. However, I would like to know if this is the *best* way to do this. For example, can I just *move* my 3,000 music files into this 'Automatically Add to iTunes' folder and then let iTunes do its thing?
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Hello tt2,
I have given this a lot of thought and attention over the last few days. As well, I appreciate very much your input and offers of help.
The major 'problem' that I have is that the files are most definitely not consistently named. For example, they include the likes of the following:
07 - Song Name - Song Artist.mp3
01 - Song Artist_Song Name.wma
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And these are only examples, based on my trying to get across how variant the names are. The actual file names are far more wildly various than even these, seemingly consistent file names.
So, this is what I was thinking of doing, per your suggestion:
An alternative aproach would be to use something like MediaMonkey (has advanced filename/path to tag tools) or MusicBrainz Picard (attempts to match audio fingerprints) to update the tags before the files get introduced to iTunes.
Then...
1. Move the files into the 'Automatically Add to iTunes' folder, then let iTunes have a go at getting them in to iTunes.
2. Using either Tuneup or MusicBrainz Picard (Any comment on which is better?) to cleanup the file names (again) properly; and
3. Then using your script to force iTunes to update itself, based on any new id3 data.
Does this sound like madness? Or is it a good solution for this application? I am very grateful for your, or any other, input.
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