Okay...It's very easy to convert them to mp3
In real jukebox, go to "Tools" --->"Preferences"---->"Audio Quality"
At the bottom of the window, you will see "Secure Files"
The box must be blank. Then you will get an message. You must accept the conditions. Then all your files will never be recorded in .rmx but in .mp3. Go to "All Tracks" or search for your files in real jukebox, and then select all that have the .rmx format. Then go to "File", "Convert tracks..." There the format must be MP3. Quality must be 128kBps. You have the option to erase your old files, but if you don't trust me, don't do it, although I have done it. But don't get your old files get mixed up with your new files.
Okay that was it I think...
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Okay...It's very easy to convert them to mp3
In real jukebox, go to "Tools" --->"Preferences"---->"Audio Quality"
At the bottom of the window, you will see "Secure Files"
The box must be blank. Then you will get an message. You must accept the conditions. Then all your files will never be recorded in .rmx but in .mp3. Go to "All Tracks" or search for your files in real jukebox, and then select all that have the .rmx format. Then go to "File", "Convert tracks..." There the format must be MP3. Quality must be 128kBps. You have the option to erase your old files, but if you don't trust me, don't do it, although I have done it. But don't get your old files get mixed up with your new files.
Okay that was it I think...