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12-07-2004, 07:52 PM
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Now I hope ive posted this in the right place
Well I ripped some cd's to my computer to put onto a sony network computer. The program I had to use was SonicStage. Soon I will be getting an mp3 player too and I was wondering how I can convert these oma files to mp3's. My OS is Windows Xp Home and Service Pack 2. (Just incase that helps lol) I had Goldwave once...would I have to convert them all using that??? Only there must be about 10,000 plus files to convert. Any help would be great. p.s can a mp3 player play .oma files anyway? |
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12-08-2004, 04:25 PM
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