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Converting mpeg-4 audio

Jan 3, 2013 11:58AM PST

My Granddaughter e-mailed me a song in the mpeg-4 audio format. I have no problem playing it on my computer.
When I burn it to a CD it will not play on my car CD player.
I assume it's in the wrong format and has to be converted.
I know nothing about doing that so what does it need to be converted to and what's a good program?
Thanks
Wayne

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Try playing it with VLC PLAYER
Jan 3, 2013 12:08PM PST
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Thanks for the links Bob
Jan 3, 2013 12:42PM PST

Downloaded the program and converted the CD and it works fine.
You always give me the right answers.
Thanks again.
Wayne

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Convertors
Feb 5, 2013 9:30PM PST

There are many convertors are available which can convert the audio/video file into desired format.
I generally used "Total Video Convertor" for this. It supports a huge list of file format and able to convert them.