mp3s @44.1K to 48K

Hello,

How would i convert mp3 audio files at a sample rate of 44.1K to 48K?

Thanks,
DR Ceballos

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You can't use MP3s in editing anyway, so use iTunes to convert the MP3s to AIFFs. Set Preferences - Advanced - Importing to AIFF, 48kHz. But if you still want 48kHz MP3s, iTunes can also do that -- set the MP3 settings to Custom to change the sample rate.

No real excuse for using MP3 audio. Get the REAL audio from an original source.

Napster? Pfffft whatever.



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easier to convert MP3 (if it's legal usuable music) and you don't have original source -

Open in Quicktime Player - export - AIFF file - much simpler than than the Itunes Texax Twostep. Andy

Except you can't export multiple files at a time in QuickTime Player. Besides, in iTunes, once you set the Library and Import format, it's one menu command for every batch of files. In QuickTime Player, you have to set every single file destination, file name, and export format for every single file conversion.

I think Adolfo Rozenfeld made an unusual recommendation -- using Compressor. I haven't tried it, but it's certainly an interesting suggestion.