Hello All,

I have downloaded some audio books, and when I move them to my MP3 player
they seem like there 45's playing at 33 1/3 RPM.

To any peeps that have never experienced records (vinyl), the guy seems like
talking real slooooow.
BTW, this is a recent thing. It used to work perfectly. Also it happens on
both mine and my daughters MP3 player if that helps.

Any thoughts?
TIA,
Muggs

"Muggs" <Muggs828@home.net> wrote in
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If the books play at the correct speed on your PC, try re-encoding them
at 16kHz *sample* rate (NOT bit rate).


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fred

Hey Fred,

Thanks for the tip. How would I go about doing that? Sorry if this is a
stupid question.

Muggs

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Fred, also, this started when I found and started using a little program
called "Cool MP3 Splitter".

Could this have anything to do with my problem do you think.
I needed some way to easly split full audio books (single files) into
chewable sizes.

Muggs

"Muggs" <Muggs828@home.net> wrote in
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Use an mp3 encoder such as RazorLame
http://audio.jthz.com/razorlamepack.exe
or
CDex is a CD ripper which can also re-encode mp3s
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos


As long as the mp3s play OK on your PC, Cool MP3 Splitter won't have
caused any problem.



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fred

Thanks Fred,

Accually I was able to do it in Media Monkey and now all is well.

Thanks again, VERY much appreciated.
Muggs

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