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<blockquote data-quote="Zenon" data-source="post: 797298" data-attributes="member: 352">I haven't tried it personally, but I hear that this can convert your mpga formated files:<a href="http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/" target="_blank">http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/</a> Or I have also heard this (but haven't tried it):&quot;you just need to change the file extention from mpga to mp3. if you can't see the file extention at the end of yourfile simply follow directions below1. With your computer on, click the Start menu.2. Click on Windows Explorer to open the files on your computer. (Note: Under some earlier operating systems; Microsoft buried Windows Explorer under the Program Files / Accessories area of the start menu)3. Once Explorer loads, click the Tools menu4. Followed by the Folder Options sub menu item. This will load the Folder Options window.5. Once the Folder Options window appears, click the View Tab.6. Scroll down under advanced settings and locate:a) Hide extensions for known file typesb) And uncheck this box.7. Click the Apply button.8. Ensure that all folders display the file extensions by click the Apply to All Folders button under Folder Views.9. Click the OK button10. Followed by the X to close the Folder Options window.&quot;I'd try the second one first. Let me know if it works.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zenon, post: 797298, member: 352"] I haven't tried it personally, but I hear that this can convert your mpga formated files: [url]http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/[/url] Or I have also heard this (but haven't tried it): "you just need to change the file extention from mpga to mp3. if you can't see the file extention at the end of yourfile simply follow directions below 1. With your computer on, click the Start menu. 2. Click on Windows Explorer to open the files on your computer. (Note: Under some earlier operating systems; Microsoft buried Windows Explorer under the Program Files / Accessories area of the start menu) 3. Once Explorer loads, click the Tools menu 4. Followed by the Folder Options sub menu item. This will load the Folder Options window. 5. Once the Folder Options window appears, click the View Tab. 6. Scroll down under advanced settings and locate: a) Hide extensions for known file types b) And uncheck this box. 7. Click the Apply button. 8. Ensure that all folders display the file extensions by click the Apply to All Folders button under Folder Views. 9. Click the OK button 10. Followed by the X to close the Folder Options window." I'd try the second one first. Let me know if it works. [/QUOTE]

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