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# The rules are tricky to pick up


but Weirdball has its fans
(pips, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:34, archived)
# oh yes.
That looks about a gazillion times more interesting to watch than fucking football.
(I helped save b3ta! Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:35, archived)
# fucking football
might be interesting.
Better than football, anyhoo.
(I helped save b3ta! butchbint, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:37, archived)
# Ive never played Fucking Football,
but I imagine that getting your tackle in early is essential for a good performance.
(I helped save b3ta! Dr Nick Riviera, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:37, archived)
# cleaning & tightening your studs?
or is that just me..
(I helped save b3ta! Lynxkitten, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:46, archived)
# that works.
Im a tight stud. I always used to make my dates pay for their meals.
(I helped save b3ta! Dr Nick Riviera, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:53, archived)
# dammit
can't get the thought of muddy balls out my mind.
(I helped save b3ta! Lynxkitten, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:58, archived)
# there is no feasible follow up to that sentence.
(I helped save b3ta! Dr Nick Riviera, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 14:01, archived)
# That's utterly mental.
And somehow, a bit scary.

Minor TJ - Is there any way to convert
a load of MP3 files to CD quality, all in one
go?.. Ta! :)
(I helped save b3ta! Collatallie Sisters, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:36, archived)
# no

mmmm.... lunch
(I helped save b3ta! Red wine and cheese., Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:36, archived)
# yes there is.
(I helped save b3ta! Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:37, archived)
# he said, and i quote: 'MP3 files to CD quality'
you'll never get as good as CD quality from an mp3

bitrate =/= quality
(I helped save b3ta! Red wine and cheese., Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:38, archived)
# aaahhh
but that depends on if you mean cd quality as in you want to make it sound as good as the original CD.

However, it is perfectly possible to turn any old crappy sample of any bitrate and compression into 44100hz, 16bit, stereo sound. It'll still sound just as crap, but it will be stored at CD quality.
(I helped save b3ta! Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:40, archived)
# precisely
i'm practising being Baz while i eat my lunch
(I helped save b3ta! Red wine and cheese., Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:41, archived)
# Well...
I meant I've got a load of mono/stereo blah blah blah - that I want to chuck onto a CD at 44khz stereo.. Not too mithered about the *actual* quality..
EDIT: What he said :)
(I helped save b3ta! Collatallie Sisters, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:40, archived)
# 'mithered'
such a marvelous word.
(pips, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:41, archived)
# Sonic Foundry
do a program called "Batch Converter 5.0" which is pretty good for automated conversion.

Its not free*, though.

*unless you pirate it
(I helped save b3ta! Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:42, archived)
# Ah
aiff for you - just dump the files onto an "Audio CD".
(I helped save b3ta! chthonic, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:42, archived)
# Yar
Nero is the bizniz.
(I helped save b3ta! dogsbollocks, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:45, archived)
# use Nero
just shove any old wav/mp3 etc. onto an Audio cd, and there you go
if you don't want a cd, just quality, use Lame or something

[edit: www.mp3-converter.com/encoders/lame_encoder.htm]
(I helped save b3ta! Red wine and cheese., Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:42, archived)
# yes.
yes there is.
(I helped save b3ta! Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:36, archived)
# Thanks!
;)
(I helped save b3ta! Collatallie Sisters, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:37, archived)
# no problem.
(I helped save b3ta! Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:38, archived)
# try
www.cdex.n3.net/
(dognutz, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:39, archived)
# Ah...
Cheers mate! Will give it a go. Phew.. That was harder than I thought...
/relurks
(I helped save b3ta! Collatallie Sisters, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:41, archived)
# I love that program
thanks for posting that, I'd not realised they were onto another version, iwas still using 1.40.
(I helped save b3ta! Mingus wonders where all the time went, Mon 1 Sep 2003, 13:44, archived)