Decompressing Audio Files Using MPEG Decoder

DART CD-Recorder Basic allows you to play and record the MPEG Audio data, i.e., to decompress the encoded sound and save it in a standard wave format accepted by every CD-player.

To convert MPEG audio files to a wave format:

1. Select the MPEG files for processing among those listed in the File Panel (if you select several files, all of them will be processed); to see MPEG files in the File panel window set the File type specification to All files, Mp3 files or Soundfiles.

2. Select the directory and/or the names of the WAV files where the results will be saved. If several wave files are scheduled for decompression their original names will be retained – only the extensions will change from ‘mp3’ to ‘wav’.

3. Evoke the Decode files dialog by choosing the Decode files command available from the List menu.

4. Set the desired decoding parameters (sampling frequency, number of channels and sampling resolution).

5. Click OK.

To audition a file prior to decompression click the Play button.