Conversion to MP3 from wav. inconsistency

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waynf View Member Profile	Mar 16 2007, 08:02 AM Post #1
Member Posts: 580 From: New Denmark, New Brunswick CANADA OS: ,Windows XP Pro, Microsoft Office 2003, Microsoft Outlook 2003	Have been encountering difficulty in converting wav. files to mp3 utilizing DP Poweramp Music Converter. I previously recorded using Microsoft Sound Recorder music off of home made VCR to wav file. I then utilized the above mentioned program to convert from wav. to Mp3, however when I have tried to convert music from home-made cassettes(music recorded from phonograph to cassette) the program will not convert to MP3 although it goes through all the motions and is indicating a wav. file 1 to 1 compression. Waynf

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