.wma to .mp3

[islanddragon91]

okay, here goes: I put the music files on the switch program box, then choose an output destination folder, and also choose which codec i would like to convert it to. In this case, .mp3. I press convert, and it says i need a component. So i go to the component section of this website, and i download "mp3el" which is what the message window said i needed. Now I repeat the process, and it still does not work. How can I install the component manually? Is there some special way to make "Switch" recognize the component?

[pianojoe235]

okay, here goes: I put the music files on the switch program box, then choose an output destination folder, and also choose which codec i would like to convert it to. In this case, .mp3. I press convert, and it says i need a component. So i go to the component section of this website, and i download "mp3el" which is what the message window said i needed. Now I repeat the process, and it still does not work. How can I install the component manually? Is there some special way to make "Switch" recognize the component?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Are you using WavePad? If so there's an easier way to convert a wma to a mp3. Just load the wma file into WavePad and click "Save File As". Click the arrow on "Save As Type" and click "MPEG Layer.3 {*.mps}

[islanddragon91]

okay. i downloaded wavepad, but it still says i need to install the component, "mp3el" manually. i have the component installed, but how do i make the program recognize it?

[nchtj]

i think the real problem is that the component is not writing for some reason into your program files\nch swift sound\components folder and/or the registry. check you have full admin access on your computer.