recent mp3

[gotrich]

I recently downloaded an MP3 karaoke song. It came as a zip file. It was an MP3 and .cdg files. Now How do get these to a disk so I can get them to be in KMA format so I can get a Book ID for them?

I am very new to MP3 format. Yes bought it, I did not steal it, just wanna know ho to use it?

Thanks

[G-Force]

I don't want to plug another outfits software here, but there is a free utility that will convert your .zip file into a .bin file which then you can use Microstudio to burn it to a cd. Then you can use hoster to import it as a .kma.

Or you can wait until Hoster 3.002 comes out. It can play the mp3+g zips with no converting needed.

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[gotrich]

Holy sweetness batman!! ohh i want the upgrade now! (now meaning as in not sure I needed it before but now I do)

[George]

Originally Posted by G-Force

Then you can use either microstudio or hoster to import it as a .kma. Or you can wait until Hoster 3.02 comes out. Apparently it will have the capability of playing the mp3+g zips with no converting needed.

Microstudio does not import as .KMA

George

[DJYale]

MTU's Microstudio will burn them, but they still need to be converted to the .bin format.

There is a free utility that does this.

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[G-Force]

Ok I stand corrected on the microstudio thing. They updated the News page today. Looks like Hoster 3.002 is coming out on 1/21. So if yu can wait three days, you won't have to do anything but upgrade.

[gotrich]

yeaaaa come 21 ..isnt that a dice term? LOL

[quaizywabbit]

Originally Posted by G-Force

I don't want to plug another outfits software here, but there is a free utility that will convert your .zip file into a .bin file which then you can use MTU's Microstudio to burn to a cd. Then you can use hoster to import it as a .kma. Or you can wait until Hoster 3.002 comes out. Apparently it will have the capability of playing the mp3+g zips with no converting needed.

actually once the file has been converted to .bin, just change the file extension to .cdg and burn it with microstudio. The newer version of microstudio supports .bin files anyhow, so it only applies to older versions of Microstudio.