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A quick way to convert to mp3 files to save space for otome cds

ringring677

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I started to run out of storage space and so I searched for some ways and I find this to be the fastest to convert from wav / flac to mp3.

"VLC Media Player"

The program itself isn't too large and easily you can convert from 1-2 gb -> around 100 mb saving like 90% storage place.

After downloading & installing, go to Media Menu-> select convert drop down and simply drag and drop the files you want.
I find it easily to convert multiple at once instead of selecting just one file.

If you select just one, you have to manually select the name/ folder location for that specific file for you to save in.
However, if you drag and drop multiple files into the window, the program automatically converts and saves the files in their original location, with the same names.

Personally I think it's great for saving space, much better than buying external hard drives especially if you also play other games on your pc.
 
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VLC is pretty on the top for me
It's free and there's people that create scrips and ad-ons that make it super smooth to convert audio plus it's a very versatile tool for other media as well.

Online Audio Converter was my goat a long time ago, I haven't used it in years since I downloaded VLC so idk if I recommend it now.
I guess it's worth a try if you don't want to download any software
 
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Xech said:
VLC is pretty on the top for me
It's free and there's people that create scrips and ad-ons that make it super smooth to convert audio plus it's a very versatile tool for other media as well.

Online Audio Converter was my goat a long time ago, I haven't used it in years since I downloaded VLC so idk if I recommend it now.
I guess it's worth a try if you don't want to download any software
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Oh it's first time hearing about the online one you mentioned! I used to just use some websites online as well but most of them didn't provide bulk conversion. TY for your recommendation :)
 
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Thank you for your practical and convenient suggestion. Converting multiple files at once, instead of doing it individually, saves storage space and is a great help. (y)
Audio files are getting larger and larger, with higher sound quality and larger formats. Converting them to MP3 saves storage space. This way, there's no need to buy an external hard drive.

謝謝妳提供實際又方便建議，轉檔可一次好幾個，不是單一作業，節省儲存空間，幫了大忙 (y)
音聲作品檔案越來越大，音質越高、格式也大，只能轉mp3，省下儲存空間。這樣做，就不用再買外接式硬碟。
 
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I have ffmpeg installed on my PC, and honestly, I don't think there's any easier way to convert files than this 😂. If anyone is interested, you can give these commands a try:
Linux/macOS
Bash: 
mkdir -p output
for f in *.wav; do
  ffmpeg -i "$f" -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 320k "output/${f%.wav}.mp3"
done
Windows
Code: 
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force output
Get-ChildItem *.wav | ForEach-Object {
  ffmpeg -i $_.FullName -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 320k "output\$($_.BaseName).mp3"
}
 
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Thank you for the tips 🙏🏻 and also I'm using Audacity for converting into mp3 especially it has Metadata Editor so I can enter embedded information tags in the files 👍🏻
 
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I Use Audacity To Downsize My Collection , But I Use VLC For Customizing Metadata !
 
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