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Cooter1966 · 10-22-07, 07:35 PM

How do I convert them? Do I need some special program? And if I do, where would I get it?

Digital_Trucker · 10-22-07, 08:12 PM

Audacity

Just google it.

letterboy1 · 10-22-07, 08:33 PM

I have mostly mp3 files in my gramophone and they play fine. There are probably other standards (parameters) that have to be met such as sample rate and bit rate, but I'm not sure what the minimum/maximum levels are yet. Every now and then I search the forums to see if anyone has discovered what limitations the developers actually programmed into the gramophone . . . maybe I'll think to e-mail the devs some time and ask them.

Most basic .wav -> .mp3 conversion programs give you default levels like 128kbps (bit rate), 44.1 KHz(sample rate - often simply listed as 44 KHz), and 16 bit resolution. These seem to work in the gramophone. Alot of my own conversions are at a sample rate of 192 kbps and that works fine, too. I'm not sure, but I believe that the gramophone will play both stereo and mono files as well.

Oh, and as was already mentioned, .ogg works. I've not tried .wav files yet, so I don't know if they work.

Sailor Steve · 10-23-07, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Cooter1966

How do I convert them? Do I need some special program? And if I do, where would I get it?

www.goldwave.com

10-22-07, 08:12 PM	#2
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10-22-07, 08:33 PM	#3
letterboy1 Captain Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Columbus, GA, USA Posts: 525 Downloads: 89 Uploads: 0	I have mostly mp3 files in my gramophone and they play fine. There are probably other standards (parameters) that have to be met such as sample rate and bit rate, but I'm not sure what the minimum/maximum levels are yet. Every now and then I search the forums to see if anyone has discovered what limitations the developers actually programmed into the gramophone . . . maybe I'll think to e-mail the devs some time and ask them. Most basic .wav -> .mp3 conversion programs give you default levels like 128kbps (bit rate), 44.1 KHz(sample rate - often simply listed as 44 KHz), and 16 bit resolution. These seem to work in the gramophone. Alot of my own conversions are at a sample rate of 192 kbps and that works fine, too. I'm not sure, but I believe that the gramophone will play both stereo and mono files as well. Oh, and as was already mentioned, .ogg works. I've not tried .wav files yet, so I don't know if they work. __________________ Asus P8 Z68 Deluxe MoBo Intel Core i7 @ 4.4 GHz 16 GB RAM EVGA GTX Titan Black 1.5 T-byte HDD Antec 1 KW True Power Quattro PS

10-22-07, 07:35 PM	#1
Cooter1966 Loader Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 87 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	How do I convert them? Do I need some special program? And if I do, where would I get it?