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mpmusic

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i know ITUNES can do this but i am looking for a stand alone app.

coming from the pc world, i would use DBpoweramp,
which was really nice, i could right click on the audio file
and it would have a convert option.

so does any software like this work on a mac?

i'm running Mac OS X Version 10.4.10 (INTEL)

i'm fairly new to mac. so please help a newbie out.
 
You could try Audacity using the Lamelib encoder. Just open the files with audacity and export them as .mp3 files.
 
take 5 minutes and open up Automator.

Create a "plug in" that

-imports audio file into iTunes
-set it to import Mp3

save it.

That's it.

Now, you can just right click on any audio file, and select

automator->(whatever you named your plug in) i named mine Mp3 import

let it do it's thing.

done
 
i like the suggestion above, very creative. i use soundcoverter, it costs $10 but converts everything to everything only negatives are that the $10 license will only work for one machine and that when you convert is doesnt save all the meta tag info.
 
I use Max (http://sbooth.org/Max/) to convert music files. Comes in handy for converting flac files to mp3, which iTunes can't handle.

I'm also digging the Automator answer above. I haven't had too many needs for Automator, but def a cool option.
 
Max is definitely the way to go. Very useful program for converting just about all the major audio formats.
 
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