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Re: I Know How!!! Click Here to Report this message to the Moderator Posted by UR MOM! (via moderator) (from: 61.68.38.201) on October 03, 2004 at 04:39:19: In Reply to: I Know How!!! posted by J - Your Savior (via moderator) on August 22, 2004 at 20:37:52: : YOU DON'T NEED A DECODER, RETARD. : These are the steps to convert .asx to .mp3 : 1. Go to the folder in which your nasty .asx files are contained. Click on on the "Tools" tab on the toolbar at the top of the screen. : 2. On the Tools menu, click on the "Folder Options..." tab. : 3. On the "folder options" tab, click the "View" tab. On the list will be a list of options with check-boxes to the left of them. : 4. Scroll down to the "Hide extensions for known file types" and uncheck the box next to it, then click Ok. : 5. Your song file will now have the name as well as the file extension showing on it, such as "Britney Spears - One More Time.asx" : 6. Right Click on the song and click "rename". : 7. Delete the ".asx" portion of the song and instead type in ".mp3", so your song will end up saying "Britney Spears - One More Time.mp3" and you will have a mp3 song. : Whalla :) HAHA! no you dun't!... if you do that the file will become unstable loser!...if it were as simple as that people wouldn't need encoders! and its not whalla its voila!... wtf! whalla... haha.... Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : YOU DON'T NEED A DECODER, RETARD. : : These are the steps to convert .asx to .mp3 : : 1. Go to the folder in which your nasty .asx files are contained. Click on on the "Tools" tab on the toolbar at the top of the screen. : : 2. On the Tools menu, click on the "Folder Options..." tab. : : 3. On the "folder options" tab, click the "View" tab. On the list will be a list of options with check-boxes to the left of them. : : 4. Scroll down to the "Hide extensions for known file types" and uncheck the box next to it, then click Ok. : : 5. Your song file will now have the name as well as the file extension showing on it, such as "Britney Spears - One More Time.asx" : : 6. Right Click on the song and click "rename". : : 7. Delete the ".asx" portion of the song and instead type in ".mp3", so your song will end up saying "Britney Spears - One More Time.mp3" and you will have a mp3 song. : : Whalla :) : : HAHA! no you dun't!... if you do that the file will become unstable loser!...if it were as simple as that people wouldn't need encoders! and its not whalla its voila!... wtf! whalla... haha.... Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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