Conversion by Yoshiherder at 11:20 AM EDT on May 23, 2008

Is there a way to convert the file types in_cube makes playable to mp3? The whole reason I downloaded all these songs was to export them to my crappy mp3 player, which can only read .wma and .mp3, last I checked. :|

by stahn1456 at 12:13 PM EDT on May 23, 2008

Do you have Winamp? If you do, then you can convert the files to wave using Winamp by going to the preferences, plug-ins, output, and using the NulSoft Disk Writer to convert them to wave. Then, you need to have a program that can convert the wave files to MP3 files. Hope this helps!

edited 12:11 PM EDT May 23, 2008

by unknownfile at 1:24 PM EDT on May 23, 2008

out_lame is fine too

by Yoshiherder at 4:28 PM EDT on May 23, 2008

K, I'll go give it a shot. Sandisk did provide a converter that can handle .wav/.mp3/.wma files, but certainly not .rwsd. Thx.

by hcs at 4:51 PM EDT on May 23, 2008

What Sandisk mp3 player do you have? I ask because maybe it supports Rockbox, and thus maybe it can be made less crappy.

by Mouser X at 5:07 PM EDT on May 23, 2008

With Rockbox, almost anything can become less crappy. Rockbox is awesome... It plays ADX, SPC, NSF, MP3, OGG, MOD, FLAC, MPC... And more (I can't remember them all, since most of them are unused by me). But yes, if you're player is supported, good news for you! Give Rockbox a shot. You won't be disappointed (at least, if you are, then I have no idea what's wrong with you...). Mouser X over and out.

by Yoshiherder at 12:12 PM EDT on May 27, 2008

It's an 8-gig View... of failure. :|

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