Converting OMA files to MP3

Aug 5, 2005 at 6:35 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 6

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Since my NW-HD3 has died twice in six months, I have decided that it is too unreliable, and am going to change to an MP3 player.

I have a large number of files in OMA format generated from CDs which I want to convert to MP3 format. I can do it by transferring to a CD using SonicStage, and then uploading the CD to the MP3 player, but this is rather slow and tedious. I have found some software which will convert the files directly but only on a one-by-one basis which is even more time-consuming. Is there any way in which I can convert the files in a batch?
 
Aug 5, 2005 at 7:34 PM Post #2 of 6
transcoding lossy to lossy is always a bad idea
 
Aug 6, 2005 at 8:54 AM Post #4 of 6
I use the device for spoken word, not music, so the quality is not all that important. Much of it has been taken from commercial cassettes 9not exactly hi-fi!) by recording these onto CD and then using Sonic Stage to convert to OMA. I could do this all over again, but it would be extremely tedious as it is is a real-time operation.

I can use Sonic Stage to burn a CD from the OMA files and then use that to produce the MP3 files, but this is a two-stage process which seems unnecessarily long.

I found a message in this site which poins to software which will do OMA to MP3 but it only deals with one file at at time, and since I split everything up into 5 minutes tracks, this would take forever.

Since it obviously is technically possible to do the conversion, I hoped that someone would know of some software which will do batch conversions.
 

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