Re: file conversion confusion

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From: Ozpeter
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 11:41

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Try putting in the suffix you want in the file name to force it, and/or try opening a older .mp3 file (a trick reported in the last day or two to solve this regular problem).

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