Ted Green

OK, got it. The "use input file folder" box was checked so it's good to know that the output folder below will be ignored. And I have to admit, I simply overlooked the "select" button lower right. Thanks so much for your support!

Hi Robert, thanks so much for your response, the bit rate was already preset at 192 kbps. So you're saying if I convert a CD track with 320 kbps I wouldn't be able to hear any difference, therefore 192 is enough and any higher rate just unnecessarily increases the file size? Now that I've successfully converted some files, I'd like to ask, is there by any chance a shortcut to changing the output folder? I always start out with a folder on my desktop with the AIFF files from the CD before converting...

Hi, I've got a two part question, both most likely no-brainers, but I'm fairly new at this. I just downloaded the program because my first mp3 converter was no longer supported on my mac. Since I have yet to find any kind of instructions, A) how do I set the bit rate? I'm in the process of digitizing my CDs and want to make sure I retain the highest possible quality. B) When I copy the AIFF files on to my desktop and then convert them (as opposed to just importing them into itunes), does it do any...