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    nothing will play coverted files

    After converting m4p files first to wav and then to mp3 (xp shuts the converter down if i dont go to wav first) I cannot any player to play the file?

    Whats up?
  • Spoon
    Administrator
    • Apr 2002
    • 44574

    #2
    Re: nothing will play coverted files

    dBpowerAMP cannot convert m4p files, you need hymm to create a .mp4 file.
    Spoon
    www.dbpoweramp.com

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      #3
      Re: nothing will play coverted files

      Yes...I did that first and left it out of my message...the stps I took were to (1) use hymm to convert to m4a; (2) used dbpower to covert the m4a to wav (dbpower wont convert to mp3 directly and shuts down for some reason); then convert the wav to mp3.

      Neither the wav or the mp3 will open in several players i tried.

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      • LtData
        dBpoweramp Guru

        • May 2004
        • 8288

        #4
        Re: nothing will play coverted files

        Will the m4a file play in a media player?

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          #5
          Re: nothing will play coverted files

          No the windows media player will not play the m4a it says the file is either corrupt or in an unsupported format

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          • LtData
            dBpoweramp Guru

            • May 2004
            • 8288

            #6
            Re: nothing will play coverted files

            I didn't think WMP supported m4a. Have you tried Quicktime or Itunes. I think they support m4a.

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            • ChristinaS
              dBpoweramp Guru

              • Apr 2004
              • 4097

              #7
              Re: nothing will play coverted files

              Originally posted by LtData
              I didn't think WMP supported m4a. Have you tried Quicktime or Itunes. I think they support m4a.
              m4a is an Apple Quicktime format.

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