I downloaded a few songs the other day. Saved the MP3s to a Zip disk. I then burned a CD, using Dell's Sonic Record Now. The files were burned as AAC audio files. I lost my zip disk and now would like to add my CD tracks to my harddrive as MP3s. What can do this for me? I can play the CD on my Dell and even copy the files, but how do I reconvert them to MP3? BTW, I can't play CD using Dell's Jukebox by MusicMatch-it doesn't seem to recognize the files. I play with either iTunes or Windows Media player. Thanks for any help!

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Think before you 'install' it... You may want to first create a folder for it on your 'main drive'...
Think about being careful in configuring the folders where your converted files will be placed after conversion...
Think about what you have available as far as the many options for the 'quality' of the resultant conversion...

Not too much 'thinking', hmmm ?

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