MP3 -> ACC program for Windows?
[133 byte] By [Weasel] at [2007-11-9 11:41:34] 
I've seen a few programs for the Mac that will easily convert an MP3 to ACC and was wondering if anyone knew of one for Windows?
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# 1 Re: MP3 -> ACC program for Windows?
Everything you need can be found on this post at the old forums site.http://www.xsorbit1.com/users/dennx/index.cgi?board=windowssoftware&action=display&num=1052190654
Bill McNair
SouthsideIrish at 2007-11-15 17:07:15 >
# 2 Re: MP3 -> ACC program for Windows?
Why would you want to do that? You're converting from one lossy format to another, and losing a generation of quality in the process.If it's already MP3, you're better off leaving it that way, unless you have a very good reason to convert it.
Zak at 2007-11-15 17:08:15 >
# 3 Re: MP3 -> ACC program for Windows?
CDex with the programs mention in my previous post will convert them. Oh, and technically mp4 is considered to be a lossless format.Bill McNair
SouthsideIrish at 2007-11-15 17:09:14 >
# 4 Re: MP3 -> ACC program for Windows?
MP4 is lossless? First I've heard of it... :confused:Sam Williams at 2007-11-15 17:10:20 >
# 5 Re: MP3 -> ACC program for Windows?
Originally posted by SouthsideIrish CDex with the programs mention in my previous post will convert them. Oh, and technically mp4 is considered to be a lossless format.
Bill McNair
I will admit to being a bit ignorant of the logistics of MPEG4, but I am quite certain you are incorrect.
You cannot compress a 1.5Mb PCM stream down to 128kb without sacrificing quality. Lossless audio codecs like Ape and SHN are only able to compress down to about 40-50% the original size.
Zak at 2007-11-15 17:11:19 >
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