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Berger_4_ · 10-19-2007, 04:14 PM

Okay, so here's the problem. Our school's hosting volleyball provincials this year, and I was asked to run sound for it. Being the nice person I am, I grudgingly agreed.

So we're going to use this program called Game Ops Command 3.0. Now it's a great program and all, but there's one little snafu. All of my music is in iTune, and has virtually all been converted into AAC format. But the program doesn't recognize them. The only thing it'll recognize is: .wav .mp3 .mid .mp2 and .wma. So is there any way I can convert my AAC music to one of those using a different program? I don't really want to download 4000+ songs again, and I don't want to convert them all back to .mp3 and then back again once I'm done with it. If there's any program that will do that, I'd be forever in debt to the person who points me in the right direction!

10-19-2007, 04:14 PM	#1
Berger_4_ First Line Centre Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Wherever the cooler is. Exp:	I need some help... Okay, so here's the problem. Our school's hosting volleyball provincials this year, and I was asked to run sound for it. Being the nice person I am, I grudgingly agreed. So we're going to use this program called Game Ops Command 3.0. Now it's a great program and all, but there's one little snafu. All of my music is in iTune, and has virtually all been converted into AAC format. But the program doesn't recognize them. The only thing it'll recognize is: .wav .mp3 .mid .mp2 and .wma. So is there any way I can convert my AAC music to one of those using a different program? I don't really want to download 4000+ songs again, and I don't want to convert them all back to .mp3 and then back again once I'm done with it. If there's any program that will do that, I'd be forever in debt to the person who points me in the right direction!