Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

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Posted by Robin Adams (from: 195.93.49.12) on February 11, 2003 at 05:48:23:

In Reply to: Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?! posted by John Zitterkopf on August 24, 2002 at 03:55:38:

: : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format.

: I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes.

: You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help.

: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html
I have also downloaded audio files with a .CLASS file extentsion. I can run these audio files by double clicking them - they auto start win media player and run ok. But if i try to import them to the media player library they are not recognised. I have tried your fix by unchecking 'hide known file extenstions/apply to all folders/apply/ok' but it doesn't seem to work? Please help.

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: : : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread : : : Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format. : : I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes. : : You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help. : : http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html : I have also downloaded audio files with a .CLASS file extentsion. I can run these audio files by double clicking them - they auto start win media player and run ok. But if i try to import them to the media player library they are not recognised. I have tried your fix by unchecking 'hide known file extenstions/apply to all folders/apply/ok' but it doesn't seem to work? Please help.
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