[Shadow88x]

My bro got a IPOD and installed all his music and etc... But he is not here anymore and I want to convert Itunes' music file to ply on windows media or Roxio or something. The ITunes made the files into M4A and Mpeg-4 files and they only play on itunes. If I burned The music to a CD can a Pioneer after market deck that plays MP3's play the M4A or Mpeg-4 files? If not can I convert M4A and Mpeg-4 into a MP3 format?

Thanks,
Shadow

Edited by Shadow88x, 07 August 2005 - 04:22 PM.

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well I just started using itunes. I belive that with the newest version of itunes will allow mp3. check out http://www.imtoo.com...-converter.html. It may allow you to convert your files.

[starjax]

well I just started using itunes. I belive that with the newest version of itunes will allow mp3. check out http://www.imtoo.com...-converter.html. It may allow you to convert your files.

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try dBpowerAMP :

http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm

make sure you install the codec for you file type:

http://www.dbpoweram...dec-central.htm

and then your good to go

[mjcaluza]

try to download musicmatch because it has a good music recording due to the fact that it could level the volume of the music that you burn just know how to set up the settings.

[Shadow88x]

Thank you all for ur help.

I figured it it through ITunes to make it work. I did try ur ideas as well and they worked.