MP3 to WAV

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  1. Oohlala

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    Could someone help me understand the process on converting an mp3 to a wav file or any software that might help with this? Thanks
     
    Oohlala, Aug 7, 2007
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  2. barlaa

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    SPAM can convert mp3 to wax, wma, aac and ogg

    it is a free program
     
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    If you rip it to your hard drive like from windows media 10 or 11 you can then burn it to a disc as a wav file that is the same as a store bought disc if your player supports MP3 you can burn a disc in MP3 over 100 songs to SL disc, in wav only 12 or 15 depends how long the song is.MP3 file is very small wav is very large.
     
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    When you convert from MP3 to Wave, then burn to
    CD, is any audio quality lost?
     
    geezer5, Sep 17, 2007
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    No. The quality wasn't there to begin with in the MP3, so converting it back to WAV isn't going to change it. WAV is lossless.
     
    olyteddy, Sep 17, 2007
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