Reduce the size of the mp3 file?

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• Media.Windows - Media - foundation.enabled set to false does not stop the MP3 files to play rather than the economy. I want my file save instead of the rear. How?

  I used to be able to click on the MP3 files and they would save, according to the setting in my Options. Now when I click on a link to an MP3 file, it goes to a player page, I don't want to.

  I looked through the help here, and it is proposed to amend media.windows - media - foundation.enabled to false. I did, and it made no difference. (Restart after making the change did not help either.)

  I use version 26.0 in Windows XP. I had not downloaded MP3s since July, so I don't know which version this started.

  Windows XP uses Media Foundation, it uses DirectShow (DirectX). To turn it off, it was a different preference:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search above the list box, type or paste media and make a pause so that the list is filtered

  (3) double-click the preference media.directshow.enabled from true to false.

  I don't know if this changes enter into force immediately or after you exit and then restart Firefox.

• I can't download to work - it does not copy the mp3 files to my location (as defined in tools/options) - it gives me a new window with a player - no dwnlo

  I am running windows xp sp2 and I put my site to dowload under (Tools/options), but when I select an MP3 file to download, firefox does NOT copy the file to my location of choice on my HD - instead, it opens a new window with a 'player' of fortune and starts to load the player with the MP3 file. The problem is that I have no idea where on my system, firefox has copied this file, so, I can't leave and come back later and read this MP3 file using winamp. I need to hear right then or lose - if I close this new window (with this puny little ' player'), then I lose the download, there where to put firefox on my PC (I have no idea where it is). It's all under firefox 25.0

  I also use FIrefox 12.0 on an older windows 2000 machine and that works perfectly - I can download any MP3 file, I want to, and downloads of firefox 12.0 (on win2k, sp4) to my location (on my HD), and it gives me the download window so I can watch its progress and have some control over break and resume , and, when it's done, the download window offers me the option 'open containing folder' so I can make sure that where I wanted. In other words, Firefox 12.0 on WIn2k, sp4 works better than firefox on winxp sp2 25.0! What gives? I went through and set up my options for XP just like I did with Win2k and everything looks good, but firefox 25.0 don't know just my chosen and always default place to give me fortune player and I am not able to actually copy the mp3 files on my hard drive - it's firerox almost unusable 25.0 since downloading mp3 files is a big part of my use firexfox - please help. I am not able to upgrade windows at this time, and since firefox 12.0 still works fine on win2k, I do not understand what has happened to firefox?

  Hello littleberry, you can click on the link that leads to an mp3 file or right click on the drive in firefox and choose to download the file like that...

• How to display all the mp3 files in the SD card in a listview in blackberry?

  I want to display the mp3 files stored in the SD card in a listview in blackberry... How to make. ?

  Thanks for your help... actually I got the answer by changing the file enumeration = fc.list (); enumeration of the file = fc.list ("*.amr", false);

• Is there anyway that I can use the MP3 files for the computer system sounds in windows 7

  Is there anyway that I can use the MP3 files for the computer system sounds in windows 7. Any help would be appreciated, thanks - Joe

  I don't think so. If you convert the .wav files, you could. Google for an MP3 to WAV converter.
   
   

• Record in the .mp3 file, but the file is displayed as .wav

  Been using AA 3.0.1 for a long time, but can't explain why this is happening. I usually record a song in wave format, no problem, but then I do a "copy as save", in order to make an MP3 of the song, but now my choice to save is this:

  mp3PRO (FhG) (*.wav, *.mp3).

  First of all, I never recall the *.wav never belong to with *.mp3 file extension. Second, once I recorded the song file appears as "mysong.wav", instead of "mysong.mp3", but looking at the size of the file, all about 5 k for a 256 Kbps that runs approximately 02:30, makes it look to be recorded as MP3's... a wav file size would be around 25000 kb.

  Thus, it seems that it is saved as an .mp3 file, but to show that it has been saved as a .wav file.

  How hell did this happen, and what can I do to make sure that the editor, I send an .mp3 file, actually becomes a .mp3 file and will be able to open it?

  Another crazy thing ' don't mess with me and use until some time I have...

  Harry

  Usually because an mp3 player has accidentally recorded with .wav left at the end of the name, a fairly common occurrence. Just make an mp3 save under and actually type .mp3 at the end of the name. This should fix hearing Add .mp3 at the end of mp3s automatically registered again.

  I suspect that your saved file is actually an mp3 player so just rename it correcting the suffix.

• I am trying to record an mp3 file, but firefox does not allow me to save... it allows me to read the file but not download and asave to my computer. How can I enable to save the mp3 files on my computer?

  I am trying to record an mp3 file, but firefox does not allow me to save... it allows me to read the file but not download and asave to my computer. How can I activate the Firefox save MP3s on my computer?

  Go to Options > Applications tab > MPEG Layer 3 audio(audio/mpeg) image search > use the "Save file" option on the menu drop down.

• Why the mp3 files will no longer load or error sometimes using html5 in Safari 9.0.2 player?

  I installed El Capitan last night and found today, since I worked on my blog, that the 'common' reader audio html5 that I use on every page returns a 'mistake' when loading mp3 files in Safari 9.0.2

  The old version of Chrome and Safari worked (loads mp3) works like Firefox.

  All I have this problem or know why the problem exists?

  that said the error - verbatim - GOLD - publishes a screenshot here

  do you provide Apple with your comments on the issue - in DETAIL - here > http://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html

  * Get your "ducks in a row" before providing feedback (or ask Questions here) including the number of screenshots, wallpapers, URL, version, etc.

• What plugin should I copy the MP3 files on a cd.

  I have some MP3 files in my download folder which I would copy
  on a cd, can someone please advise either using WMP or any other method.
  Kind regards.

  I have some MP3 files in my download folder which I would copy
  on a cd, can someone please advise either using WMP or any other method.
  Kind regards.

  ================================
  The following article is maybe worth a visit:

  Windows XP - Windows Media Player 11
  Burn your own custom CDs
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/Windows-Media-Player/11/burn

  If you want to try another program...
  DeepBurner is maybe worth a try:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  DeepBurner Free
  http://www.DeepBurner.com/index.php?r=download
  (Free DeepBurner 1.9 2.67 MB)
  (name of the file to download: DeepBurner1.exe)
  (Windows XP/Vista/7)

  The following link might be worth a visit:

  How to burn CD/DVD with Deep Burner
  http://www.ehow.com/how_4494548_burn-CDDVD-deep-burner.html

• Media Player play the MP3 files but not others

  My OS is XP and I'm using Media Player 11.

  In my WM library, I downloaded several music files.  Most are MP3 files.  Some will play, but others do not.  When I look at those who don't in properties, I see the length of play is 0:00.  As far as I know, I have all codecs updated but cannot be sure 100% bee.

  Can someone please tell me in words of one syllable preference (I'm technophile worse of the world) if they know of a cure.

  Steve

  Looks like the files are corrupted. Do you know how they were created originally?

  You will probably need to re - download or re - extract the files. If this isn't an option, you can search the Web for MP3 repair tool, but there is no guarantee that the repair will work. Tim Baets
  http://www.BM-productions.TK

• Only the MP3 files?

  man, that sucks!

  I bought the sansa fuze, expecting to be able to load completely in the evening, but that (after too much additional research) discovered that I can only download MP3 files on it! which means that I have to change all my CD into MP3 files (I don't know why, but they just differently)...

  is really the only way to do it? or did I do something wrong?

  "

  man, that sucks!

  I bought the sansa fuze, expecting to be able to load completely in the evening, but that (after too much additional research) discovered that I can only download MP3 files on it! which means that I have to change all my CD into MP3 files (I don't know why, but they just differently)...

  is really the only way to do it? or did I do something wrong? »

  The purpose of the use of mp3 files, rather than on your CD WAV files is to move, five to ten times as much music in the same amount of storage and the sound quality has always be good enough.

  You can use what version of Windows Media Player is already on your pc to rip to mp3 files. Simply start the program, click the extract and select mp3 for the format. Click rip again and choose the bitrate. I recommend the use of 192 or 256 kbps. The more the bitrate, the better is the sound quality, but the less will be the music player. I use 256 Kbps. Some who want more music on their drive use 128 Kbps. 128 Kbps sound much worse than the quality of a CD, while 256 Kbps sounds like the CD to many people. I don't hear the differnce between 256 kbps and 320 kbps. 192 Kbps always sounds nice to me, but not as good as 256 Kbps. I don't like how sounds 128 Kbps.

  AAC files to mp3 conversion will result in a lower sound quality. A better idea is to make the MP3s directly from the CD.

• Error code when you try to copy the MP3 file on the removable disk: 0 x 80070052

  I can't copy MP3 files from the hard drive of the computer to removable disk

  The error code shows 0 x 80070052

  I suggest that you try the instructions in the following article:

  http://www.QuickOnlineTips.com/archives/2007/09/how-to-fix-error-0x80070052-on-USB-flash-drives

• Cannot modify the details of the MP3 file in Explorer

  When I right click on an MP3 and then 'Properties' file and 'Détails' tab it won't let me type anything in any of the categories of identification as the contribution of artist, title and genre. What can I do to change these categories or do I have to change to allow me to change these categories?

  Go to Windows Explorer (right click on my computer then Open. Go to an mp3 file to change. Left click on the file ONCE. At the bottom of your window, you can change the data. Do not forget to click on save whenever you change something.

  A much easier way is to use a program like mp3Tag v2.50 with which you can also add/change album.  There are several tags, that you can add with this software with Windows Explorer.
  See you soon,.
  Jerry

• Divergence of duration for the mp3 file

  After export to an MP3 to Audition for Mac, I have a discrepancy between the duration of the file that is displayed in the 'file Info', (i.e. what you see when you right click on a file and 'Get Info' icon) and the actual duration of the audio file. The duration of 'get info' will be less. Bigger the file, the more the difference (seven seconds or so on a file of 1 hour). I would have never noticed this or supported except that one of my clients is-compilation automatic files (in pounds) and the content is get truncated. Apparently, the keys the client out of the info 'file' and not the actual properties software. But then, the data should be the same. Advice anyone...?

  Just a wild guess that it might be a difference in the sampling frequency. Audio for CD is recorded at 44.1 kHz. Audio for video is usually recorded at 48 kHz. Once, I made the mistake of audio recording on a recorder that was set to 44.1. When I dropped it in a sequence defined for 48, there is a difference in time between the video and the audio clip. I did the work by trial and error using the extensible rate on the video tool, until she was. I could re - sample audio at 48 kHz, but I thought that I would lose less time to stretching of the rate because the clips were more than an hour each.

  Check if your output of the hearing is set to 44.1. If so, change it to 48.

• AAC to MP3 conversion... where the MP3 files will once you seem to complete the conversion

  Followed by conversation jury instructions received but never a popup to designate the location where to save the files.  Should what setting I set?

  Popup? Never heard of a popup. They automatically go into the media files as well as other copies of this track.