Thanks! Found it.:)

i didn't read the entire thread, so if someone already recommended audiograbber just ignore this....

audiograbber :thumbup:

Mp3 & Mp4
 

The problem with I TUNE is they make MP4.

MP3 is a better format, can anyone recomend a program to convert MP4 to MP3?

I believe the conclusions we come to about all of this boils down to what we believe we can hear. After that the issue can come down to ease of use and compatability. This report talks about these differences and it's conclusions are debatable in the end, The decision we make is often based on what we like. Thats why there will always have Mac or PC debates, MP3/MP4 yada yada yada. Find something you enjoy and go with that.

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/...howtopic=29924

I need both MP3 and MP$
 

I need to use a MP3 format for my Treo 700W and the cd player in my X5 my son has a Ipod so I also need MP4. I have riped a lot of MP4 and would like to able to convert them to MP3, any sugestions?

iTunes plays great in our 530i which of course will play in the X. I also have Toast 7.
http://www.roxio.com/en/products/toast/index.jhtmlOops wait a minute. Your a PC person right? Sorry about that.

Please see this thread
 

This thread is about software to rip music.

phatnoise music manager......

As long as you tell iTunes to import MP3's you can select unprotected MP4's in the library and then click Advanced -> Convert Selection to MP3.

iTunes can make anything you want, except for WMA's. It can convert unprotected WMA's though into MP4/MP3, etc...

MP4 (AAC) is a much better format soundwise my friend. Perhaps compatibility wise, MP3 will work over more devices, but MP4 is able to reproduce 192kbps MP3 sound at 128 kbps, which produces smaller file sizes with higher quality then MP3.

AAC is the future, and the much better codec.

@PeteG

In iTunes if you want to rip a CD:

First, set in preferences (under advanced -> Import) what codec you would like iTunes to import under.

1. Insert the CD.
2. Wait for the CD to be recognized, and for iTunes to contact the CDDB database and download CD info (if there is any).
3. Click import
4. Wait for the completion sound.

Also, if iTunes starts to play the song as your import, stop it and your imports will finish a lot faster... (CD lens doens't have to go back & forth on the CD).

That's what roxio is. SOFTWARE;)