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Maybe using foobar2000 with DSP and its disk writer.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Potentially, yes (it would depend on what you're using to play them).

They are "better" quality for the simple reason that they are the actual music data from the game, rather than just a recording of it.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

If you can put the game CD into the computer and see files (or better yet, audio CD tracks), then you don't need any special cables.

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Originally Posted by senior

ok mate but what about these types like nintendo 64 ?

how can i convert their musics ??

I don't know, but you can try googling. There ought to be N64 music sets already out there. It would then be just a matter of playing and converting them in a good player like foobar2000.

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and some cd's cotain specefic files (not audio files) ... so, any ideas ?

if there's a folder called sfx, sound, audio, music or anything like that, take a peek and see what extensions the files have. Then google it.

I was speaking idiomatically.

It should play M4A just fine out of the box. I'm using 0.8.3 and that's how it is for me anyway.

Maybe there's something wrong with your M4A's, or they're not M4A's.

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Support for foreign characters like that in MP3 players is still a horror show.

It'd probably be best to translate the Korean characters to syllables in western lettering. Sorry, that's probably the last thing you wanted to hear.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flac#Hardware_support

iPod (if you replace the firmware with RockBox firmware), Rio Karma and various iAudio models.

Myself, I'd go with the iPod Video.

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Yes, it does sort of contradict the purpose of ReplayGain.

If patchmix is complaining about a weak signal, then either something somewhere is lowering your volume further than it should be lowered, or the monitoring part of patchmix is not very well calibrated.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

My guess would be that the WAV's are in ADPCM format.

foobar2000 ought to be able to play them.

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Originally Posted by Ashton

There used to be a great thread here about the best way to listen to your music on winamp and such, and it gave 2 plugins. One was the MAD plugin for winamp, what was the other one?

You don't need special plugins to play MP3 with the highest possible quality on Winamp. The Nullsoft MPEG Decoder doesn't have any problems.

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Originally Posted by Namakemono

What's the best way to convert FLAC files to MP3?

With something that uses LAME.

My favourite is ALL2LAME

It needs the FLAC and LAME encoders to do its job. You can pick them up here.

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You should be using the computer's "line in" or "auxiliary" jack if it has one, NOT the microphone jack. If you don't have a line in or auxiliary jack, then you should get a USB audio recording kit.

But yes, a headphone jack can be used as a makeshift line out. If possible, set the volume on the keyboard pretty low. It's better to have a signal that you have to amplify later, than one that is so loud it's washed out.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Also, I may be wrong, but I think mic ins also usually expect a lower level signal than line ins, and so it will be tougher to get the recording not to "clip"... might even be more likely to fry the mic in than the line in.

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