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I'm running Windows 98 with winamp as my default audio player. I want to add some MP3 music as backround music to one of my older games that only seems to want to play boring after awhile midi files. I tried renaming the MP3 file but that didn't do it. Can it be done or am I wasting my time?
I don't know if you can convert MP3s to MIDI format. My guess is no. But you could search the Web for MIDI files and use those to listen to while playing your games.
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Response Number 2
Name: Steve Date: July 7, 2000 at 00:28:43 Pacific
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You can't convert mp3 files to midi format. I am not going to say it is impossible, but if you could there wouldn't be any point. They would sound terrible. You are better off getting some midi files off the web as Blah suggested.
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Response Number 3
Name: ZEROGHz Date: July 7, 2000 at 12:10:25 Pacific
Summary: I was told that you had to convert the mp3 to wav first but I was unsure also if I convert it to wav what do I use to convert it to midi and where can I find the converter could you give me some sites...
Summary: Hello, You can use almost any MP3 player to decode MP3 to .WAV-files, with no need to download any extra files. We will use WinAmp since it is the most commonly used player. The instructions and scree...
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