CDH Media Wizard 11.0
by CDH Productions
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File Size: 9.95 MB
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Free use for 15 days after which you must register if you continue using it. Registration Fee - $50

System Requirements:

128 MB RAM, 20MB HD, Sound Card, CD-ROM Drive

Last Updated: 2005-02-15
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Software Description

Powerhouse all-in-one multimedia software offering conversion, ripping, editing, recording, burning, playback (including full playlist and full screen video support), and much more. Powerful, yet easy to use audio, video (VCD), and data CD/DVD burning are all fully supported. Other advanced features include video capture, video creation/combining/extraction, video editing, batch video processing, media management, audio merge, MusicID audio recognition, lyrics search, audio tag editing, CDDB/CDDB2/FreeDB support, and more. The audio content of video files can be extracted and saved to sound files, and frames can also be extracted to images files in batch mode. Video files can also be created from still frame images and/or other videos.

Supported conversions include: CD to WAV, MP3, WMA, and OGG; MP3/WMA/OGG/WAV/AIF/VOX/MP2/MPC/G.72x/AU/RAW to MP3/WMA/OGG/WAV; WAV/MP3/WMA/OGG to CD burning, WAV/MP3 Compression, and two-way conversions among MPEG-1, MPEG-2, AVI, WMV, Multi-Page TIFF, and FLIC. MPEG options are available for VCD, SVCD, and DVD compliant output. When converting from audio CD, track information can be dynamically downloaded from the CDDB and used to automatically name saved files.

Video editing is available for AVI (uncompressed), AVI (compressed using any available codec), MPEG-1, MPEG-2, WMV, and ASF. Comprehensive video editing operations are provided (delete frame, delete selection, crop, resize, rotate, mirror, flip, trim, text overlay, adjust audio volume, etc.). In addition, an extensive list of over 30 effects and color adjustment operations allow for powerful video enhancement and alternation. WAV, WMA, and MP3 audio files can be inserted into the video or extracted from the video; and BMP, GIF, JPG, PCX, PNG, RAS, PPM, TGA, and TIF are the supported image formats that can be inserted or extracted. Most video processing operations can also be performed in batch mode on a list of video files using the software's Batch Video Processor

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Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Prabhu on Wed, 04/17/2002 - 18:28.

Thanks a lot guys, now i dont have to download any software for converting mpga to mp3...thanks ;-)

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by paul negroni on Tue, 11/13/2001 - 18:13.

: what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Jenny on Mon, 12/24/2001 - 21:21.

: : what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by hv on Fri, 10/19/2001 - 06:43.

: what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by abba on Mon, 03/24/2003 - 19:47.

: : what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by ursamajor on Mon, 10/08/2001 - 00:16.

hi.. jason
what you need to do jz change the extention (rename it ) thats work for me :)

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Dinesh Rabindran on Sat, 12/29/2001 - 06:22.

Hey man

The idea really worked for me.

Using the DOS rename command to convert mpga to mp3 format. That was an awesome suggestion guys. Ciao!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by berby on Wed, 04/10/2002 - 08:14.

: Hey man

: The idea really worked for me.

: Using the DOS rename command to convert mpga to mp3 format. That was an awesome suggestion guys. Ciao!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by zack zahi on Fri, 11/02/2001 - 13:33.

: hi.. jason
: what you need to do jz change the extention (rename it ) thats work for me :)

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's-THE ONE AND ONLY SOLUTION

Posted by Dirky on Sat, 05/18/2002 - 17:42.

First you need to open the mpga-file in the program movie maker (standard in windows). There you save the file as a WMA-file. This file can be read by most convertors. Using a convertor you can then change the file into an mp3.
Then all you have to do is burn the mp3 to a cd, using an audio-cd-maker-tool.
This works just great, you shall see.

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's-THE ONE AND ONLY SOLUTION

Posted by ben on Fri, 12/20/2002 - 23:55.

: First you need to open the mpga-file in the program movie maker (standard in windows). There you save the file as a WMA-file. This file can be read by most convertors. Using a convertor you can then change the file into an mp3.
: Then all you have to do is burn the mp3 to a cd, using an audio-cd-maker-tool.
: This works just great, you shall see.

THIS REALLY WORKS THANKS DUDE I HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING BUT NEVER HAD ANY SUCCESS BUT THIS REALLY DID WORK....

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's-THE ONE AND ONLY SOLUTION

Posted by mike on Fri, 10/18/2002 - 01:35.

I tried this & the only way to open the file in movie maker is to import it, then it wont let me save it as anything...save as is not selectable ???am i doing something wrong?

: First you need to open the mpga-file in the program movie maker (standard in windows). There you save the file as a WMA-file. This file can be read by most convertors. Using a convertor you can then change the file into an mp3.
: Then all you have to do is burn the mp3 to a cd, using an audio-cd-maker-tool.
: This works just great, you shall see.

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's-THE ONE AND ONLY SOLUTION

Posted by emad on Tue, 06/08/2004 - 20:11.

: I tried this & the only way to open the file in movie maker is to import it, then it wont let me save it as anything...save as is not selectable ???am i doing something wrong?

: : First you need to open the mpga-file in the program movie maker (standard in windows). There you save the file as a WMA-file. This file can be read by most convertors. Using a convertor you can then change the file into an mp3.
: : Then all you have to do is burn the mp3 to a cd, using an audio-cd-maker-tool.
: : This works just great, you shall see.

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by bichhai@usa.com on Wed, 12/05/2001 - 07:29.

from DOS command, type:
ren *.* *.mp3
the name of the songs will remain same name.
Hope it will help.

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by mixtli72 on Fri, 12/21/2001 - 02:01.

OHHHHHH BABY!!!!! Thanks for the tip this way is SOOOOOOOOO much better cause you can do alot all at once AND save the original names!!!! You da man !!!!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by zack on Fri, 11/02/2001 - 13:39.

you said rename it how?

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by jayakumar on Wed, 04/24/2002 - 11:24.

I have some mpga songs. how can i convert that to mp3 format?
tell me briefly
thanks and regards
jayakumar

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Dan Stiles on Thu, 11/22/2001 - 00:57.

: you said rename it how?

Renaming is a little complicated,but can be done from DOS. Fir instance lets say I have a file called "strangersin the night.mpga" in a folder called "temp"...go to start...programs..ect and find the DOS prompt icon..click..voila you are in DOS..it should read...

C:\WINDOWS>
Now type
cd\temp (hit enter) should read...

C:\TEMP>
Now type
DIR (hit enter) this will read all the files in that folder,including the mpga file,which in this case would read
strang~1.mpg
Now type
rename strang~1.mpg strang~1.mp3
note that there is a space betweenstrang~1.mp3 and strang~1.mp3
also in DOS you can only rename up to 8 characters(strang~1) and 3 characters for the extension(mp3) of course don't forget the . Strang~1.mp3
or whatever you want to rename it. Don't worry about the short name,you can rename it to up to 72 characters after you exit back to Windows.
next type
exit (hit enter)
and you are done!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Eric on Sat, 12/22/2001 - 02:29.

THANK YOU DAN!!!!!!! You helped me a lot!!! U COOL! (Did I mention "THANK YOU!!!!"?)

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by manie on Thu, 12/27/2001 - 22:02.

cna u please tell me how to convert a mpga to a mp3 please or can u send me the software for it that u

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by sdpages on Sun, 12/16/2001 - 01:33.

hey dan stiles...
thanks for your help.
it helped me converting mpga to mp3 . thatnks a lot again.
sdpages..

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by DoorKnobJohnny on Sun, 12/02/2001 - 13:03.

To the guy who explained how to do it through DOS,

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!!!!!!

I have been searching for a good way to do this and your way worked great!

THANX!!!!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Vitaliy on Sat, 03/09/2002 - 18:40.

: To the guy who explained how to do it through DOS,

: THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH!!!!!!

: I have been searching for a good way to do this and your way worked great!

: THANX!!!!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by nir prudzon on Mon, 11/26/2001 - 23:10.

: : you said rename it how?

: Renaming is a little complicated,but can be done from DOS. Fir instance lets say I have a file called "strangersin the night.mpga" in a folder called "temp"...go to start...programs..ect and find the DOS prompt icon..click..voila you are in DOS..it should read...

: C:\WINDOWS>
: Now type
: cd\temp (hit enter) should read...

: C:\TEMP>
: Now type
: DIR (hit enter) this will read all the files in that folder,including the mpga file,which in this case would read
: strang~1.mpg
: Now type
: rename strang~1.mpg strang~1.mp3
: note that there is a space betweenstrang~1.mp3 and strang~1.mp3
: also in DOS you can only rename up to 8 characters(strang~1) and 3 characters for the extension(mp3) of course don't forget the . Strang~1.mp3
: or whatever you want to rename it. Don't worry about the short name,you can rename it to up to 72 characters after you exit back to Windows.
: next type
: exit (hit enter)
: and you are done!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by d money on Sun, 03/24/2002 - 09:10.

hey ppl can u please tell me how to convert mpga files to mp3 or wav files i tried that dos way but it dosent work so can u please help me out

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Brock on Sat, 04/06/2002 - 20:58.

Hey every1, I tried to convert a .mpga file to a .mp3 file by using that DOS prompt way but it doesn't seem to work for me. My file is Tupac - Can't C Me and in the folder Tupac - Can't C Me . I can't get it converted can any1 help me out? Thanx alot if u can. Also, the file is in C:\Compu Serve 2000\sounds\Tupac - Can't C Me .

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by eric on Sat, 03/09/2002 - 02:53.

: : : you said rename it how?

: : Renaming is a little complicated,but can be done from DOS. Fir instance lets say I have a file called "strangersin the night.mpga" in a folder called "temp"...go to start...programs..ect and find the DOS prompt icon..click..voila you are in DOS..it should read...

: : C:\WINDOWS>
: : Now type
: : cd\temp (hit enter) should read...

: : C:\TEMP>
: : Now type
: : DIR (hit enter) this will read all the files in that folder,including the mpga file,which in this case would read
: : strang~1.mpg
: : Now type
: : rename strang~1.mpg strang~1.mp3
: : note that there is a space betweenstrang~1.mp3 and strang~1.mp3
: : also in DOS you can only rename up to 8 characters(strang~1) and 3 characters for the extension(mp3) of course don't forget the . Strang~1.mp3
: : or whatever you want to rename it. Don't worry about the short name,you can rename it to up to 72 characters after you exit back to Windows.
: : next type
: : exit (hit enter)
: : and you are done!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by hordak on Wed, 03/06/2002 - 17:31.

do you by any chance know hao to avoid mpga files becaause before i downloaded real player my files were all mp3. but after they just started to go in mpeg ili mpga how to stop that and how to put my cmputer to continue downloading like before in mp3 only thx

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by jordan perez on Sat, 02/16/2002 - 21:06.

: : : you said rename it how?

: : Renaming is a little complicated,but can be done from DOS. Fir instance lets say I have a file called "strangersin the night.mpga" in a folder called "temp"...go to start...programs..ect and find the DOS prompt icon..click..voila you are in DOS..it should read...

: : C:\WINDOWS>
: : Now type
: : cd\temp (hit enter) should read...

: : C:\TEMP>
: : Now type
: : DIR (hit enter) this will read all the files in that folder,including the mpga file,which in this case would read
: : strang~1.mpg
: : Now type
: : rename strang~1.mpg strang~1.mp3
: : note that there is a space betweenstrang~1.mp3 and strang~1.mp3
: : also in DOS you can only rename up to 8 characters(strang~1) and 3 characters for the extension(mp3) of course don't forget the . Strang~1.mp3
: : or whatever you want to rename it. Don't worry about the short name,you can rename it to up to 72 characters after you exit back to Windows.
: : next type
: : exit (hit enter)
: : and you are done!

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Suresh Babu on Mon, 12/24/2001 - 05:21.

whoever suggested the dos technique of renaming mpgas to mp3s , GOD BLESS THAT PERSON it works it really works.
If u want to rename multiple files use this command:
rename *.mpga *.mp3

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Duhhhhh on Thu, 03/21/2002 - 21:45.

:Wouldn't it be simpler to use windows rename from windows explorer??? It works for me. Click-click-done.

whoever suggested the dos technique of renaming mpgas to mp3s , GOD BLESS THAT PERSON it works it really works.
: If u want to rename multiple files use this command:
: rename *.mpga *.mp3

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by sam on Fri, 02/22/2002 - 02:34.

: whoever suggested the dos technique of renaming mpgas to mp3s , GOD BLESS THAT PERSON it works it really works.
: If u want to rename multiple files use this command:
: rename *.mpga *.mp3

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Alan Evans on Sun, 11/04/2001 - 23:55.

Forget about renaming, use microsoft Movie Player.
import the mpga, put it on an empty movieboard. then go to 'file'- 'Save Movie'- in the setting box select other.., then choose cd quality audio from the next list and save it. it gets saved as WMA but you can then convert it to mp3.

Hope this helps

Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Jason on Mon, 08/20/2001 - 19:30.

what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by dado on Thu, 10/11/2001 - 20:48.

: what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by 1111111 on Thu, 03/28/2002 - 17:17.

JUST RENAME IT TO .MP3

: : what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by sasanka ghatak on Sun, 03/03/2002 - 18:47.

: : what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Will on Thu, 06/13/2002 - 22:38.

: : : what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

renaming works:) juse rename from mpga to mp3

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by Shyam on Sat, 08/02/2003 - 10:08.

First make sure that your Windows Explorer shows the Extensions. To do that, open the Windows Explorer, then choose Tools -->Folder Options. Choose the View Tab, Now uncheck - "Hide extensions of known file types"

Now you can see the extensions, then you know it -rename the file.

Regards
Shyam

: : : : what are Mpga files and is there a program out there to convert these things to mp3's? They play fine, but I can't burn the damn things. I always thought .mpeg's were .mp3 files...

: renaming works:) juse rename from mpga to mp3

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by BEN on Wed, 06/26/2002 - 06:16.

HOW DO YOU RENAME THE FILE?

Re: Converting Mpga to mp3's

Posted by carmen h. on Wed, 10/31/2001 - 14:15.

starting difficulties

Posted by Jay Vincent on Wed, 08/08/2001 - 16:46.

The Media Wizard won;t start up on my computer. It is in the tool bar, but iy does not show up. How can I prevent this, and then carry on as usual

how do u convert .wmv files to .wav or mp3???

Posted by wayne on Fri, 08/03/2001 - 09:32.

i need to convert my .wmv files to .wav or preferably mp3 format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?

Re: how do u convert .wmv files to .wav or mp3???

Posted by John Ball on Thu, 02/13/2003 - 09:33.

: i need to convert my .wmv files to .wav or preferably mp3 format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?

Re: how do u convert .wmv files to .wav or mp3???

Posted by Bill Anderson on Thu, 01/02/2003 - 15:35.

: i need to convert my .wmv files to .wav or preferably mp3 format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?

Re: how do u convert .wmv files to .wav or mp3???

Posted by Bill Anderson on Thu, 01/02/2003 - 15:39.

: : i need to convert my .wmv files to .wav or preferably mp3 format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?

Re: how do u convert .wmv files to .wav or mp3???

Posted by sami on Mon, 10/13/2003 - 13:48.

: : : i need to convert my .wmv files to .wav or preferably mp3 format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?

how do u convert .wmv files to avi or mpeg files ?

Posted by louis on Tue, 07/16/2002 - 03:41.

: i need to convert my .wmv files to mpeg or preferably avi format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?
plz email to that address ..

Re: how do u convert .wmv files to avi or mpeg files ?

Posted by bret on Wed, 01/29/2003 - 22:36.

: : i need to convert my .wmv files to mpeg or preferably avi format, but its so sodding difficult and its about the only thing i havent found a download for? any help?
: plz email to that address ..

this is your answer

Posted by Arun on Tue, 09/16/2003 - 08:17.

What you can do is http://www.deskshare.com/vem.aspx follow the link
and there you can find this software Video Edit Magic 2.7.5

thats it.

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