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Windvd Audio Problems

Hey I am having trouble importing audio files into my project. I have tried from iTunes and Cd's. Do I have to convert the files to mp3 or wav and if so how do I do that?? When I go into Import media files and find the song I want to import nothing comes up in the file name under audio files and if I try to drag and drop I get this message "Make sure that this is a valid file type and that it's contents have not been corrupted". Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Let me know if you need more info. Cheers!!

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You are using windvd so that must mean you use windows, i'm not sure if you have to convert but if you do, (just try)
if you want to use it from a cd, start windows media player, go to the rip menu, and rip the songs to the prefered location

itunes format is probably m4p, m4a or m4b, you can convert these with Protected Music Converter
it's even free!

Posted on Dec 02, 2007

  • Dick van Zalinge Dec 02, 2007

    whoops, it isn't free, sorry, but you can probably use the trial

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