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bobbiev wrote:Is there any way that you can play the rax file on your computer and record it on your computer with another program, i.e. Total Recorder?well if you are using Total Recorder (or any type of recroder, even Sound Recorder) you can set your sound prefrences to record from the Stereo Mixer. https://bigblueball.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31680#post176169 explains how to set this up. you can then encode the files to MP3 or Ogg Vorbis using BonkEnc.
Hmmmm, I tried to burn to an audio cd using Windows Media Player then rip them back with Windows Media Player and it couldn’t read them to rip them. What am I doing wrong?!? Real is a major ripoff, I signed up for a “free” SuperPass account and they charged me for the downloads. Arrrrgggghhhhh, I was so pissed off, I deleted Real Player and only then found out that the downloaded files are rax and couldn’t be played without Real Player. Thanks.
Oops, obviously, that’s not what I did as it doesn’t make sense. I dragged the rax files to my d/cd drive and burned them there then tried to rip them with Windows Media Player. I know, I’m a computer dummy!!
To convert rax to mp3, I use the rax converter. It is simple!!!!!
Soundtaxi is a cool converter! Simple to use and it works as advertised. A must for any one who purchase drm’ed music music.
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