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Originally Posted by Nostralimbe
A problem I hope to have solved before I buy the converter I mention in my text!
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Hello and have a good day,
My age is 73 years YOUNG and my home language is Dutch but I’ll try to reflect here my current problem that I hope to have solved before I can decide to buy the dBpowerAMP Music Converter (Release 11.5). I’m still in my trial period and I have some problems I wish to have solved with the help of somebody.
What is my problem and what is the main reason why I probably buy mentioned converter:
One of my favourite hobbies is making PowerPoint’s. The music I want to add than must be from a wav type (not MP3) and that a WAV conversion must be restricted then below ± 1MB in order not to exceed a total maximum of ± 2,5MB for the completed PowerPoint after adding the dia’s. When converting MP3 to WAV, its recommended to use a MPEG Layer 3 in a compression mode of 18 bits or more and 11,025HZ or sometimes higher if the song will remain in a good condition. I did that the first time successfully with a song converted from 7.791kb as MP3 to less then 600kb as a wav. But the artist sung with a lisp tone. That’s why I changed it to a higher rate of 975kb and it was perfect. But I stupid one forgot to write done how I did it. Since and with the same song as study object, meanwhile and already several days I don’t succeed anymore in what I deed before the first time.
Thus HELP will be welcome.
Thanks
Fred johan DUPONT
Belgium
A problem I hope to have solved before I buy the converter I mention in my text!
________________________________________
Hello and have a good day,
My age is 73 years YOUNG and my home language is Dutch but I’ll try to reflect here my current problem that I hope to have solved before I can decide to buy the dBpowerAMP Music Converter (Release 11.5). I’m still in my trial period and I have some problems I wish to have solved with the help of somebody.
What is my problem and what is the main reason why I probably buy mentioned converter:
One of my favourite hobbies is making PowerPoint’s. The music I want to add than must be from a wav type (not MP3) and that a WAV conversion must be restricted then below ± 1MB in order not to exceed a total maximum of ± 2,5MB for the completed PowerPoint after adding the dia’s. When converting MP3 to WAV, its recommended to use a MPEG Layer 3 in a compression mode of 18 bits or more and 11,025HZ or sometimes higher if the song will remain in a good condition. I did that the first time successfully with a song converted from 7.791kb as MP3 to less then 600kb as a wav. But the artist sung with a lisp tone. That’s why I changed it to a higher rate of 975kb and it was perfect. But I stupid one forgot to write done how I did it. Since and with the same song as study object, meanwhile and already several days I don’t succeed anymore in what I deed before the first time.
Thus HELP will be welcome.
Thanks
Fred johan DUPONT
Belgium
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