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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: sruddy on February 08, 2014, 02:11:32 pm
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My wife uses iTunes and I have a 96/24 WAV file I would like to share with her. How do I go about sending it to her home networked computer in a format that iTunes will play?
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From your Q, I take it you want to make an MP3 Copy? If so,
- right click on the file --> Library Tools --> Convert Format then
- set the encoder to MP3, and change the Encoder Setting ("..." Button) to what you want,
- check the "Options", you may want the file saved in a particular directory, and "Leave original file; do not add destination file to library". You could also apply DSP options if needed
Thanks
nathan
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From your Q, I take it you want to make an MP3 Copy? If so,
- right click on the file --> Library Tools --> Convert Format then
- set the encoder to MP3, and change the Encoder Setting ("..." Button) to what you want,
- check the "Options", you may want the file saved in a particular directory, and "Leave original file; do not add destination file to library". You could also apply DSP options if needed
Thanks
nathan
Thanks Nathan, I'll give that a try. :)
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So what if I have a 24/96 WAV file and I want to share it with my wife but she wants CD quality not MP3? She has an iPhone that won't play WAV or 24/96 so I would like to convert to FLAC 16/44.1 BTW she doesn't want to use any new music apps she has iPhone music and JRiver.
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Same procedure as above except you choose FLAC for the output format.
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Convert
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Encoding_Settings
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Same procedure as above except you choose FLAC for the output format.
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Convert
http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Encoding_Settings
iPhone doesn't support FLAC without an aftermarket app and if I choose WAV I don't see anyway to change the bitrate or sample rate as the iPhone only supports up to 16/44.1 In the meantime I can use Adobe Audition to do the encoding so no big deal I was just curious if I was missing something in JRiver.
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iPhone doesn't support FLAC without an aftermarket app and if I choose WAV I don't see anyway to change the bitrate or sample rate as the iPhone only supports up to 16/44.1 In the meantime I can use Adobe Audition to do the encoding so no big deal I was just curious if I was missing something in JRiver.
If you want lossless audio on the iPhone then use ALAC.
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k thx