I downloaded a realplayer file. I wanted to add it to my Kyocera 7135. However the only format it supports is the Mp3. Is there a way to convert it to Mp3. I downloaded a program Super Mp3 professional that claims it will convert it to Mp3. The trial version only allows you to record 30 seconds. I am not sure if it is the best option as they want $ 29.95 to get the full recording capability. www.supermp3recorder

Is there another program or a way to save it into Mp3 so that the 7135 program can load it. Is there anyone using a program they would recommend to buy

Do a Google Search on an MP3 Utility called Absolute MP3 Recorder -- or look here: http://www.filetransit.com/view.php?id=2889

It's a free utility that allows you to record any sound your PC makes using a software U-Turn feature within your sound card.

It doesn't actually "convert" from one format to another but essentially records a new copy without using wires or any hardware. The recording is digital so there is very little signal loss from your source.

To do what you want, you would play your source file in Real Player while recording the input via Absolute as a .wav file. I then use dbpoweramp (another free utility) to convert from .wav to .mp3 at 128kbps. I find this tool useful for converting licenced .wma files I have purchased via Napster to .MP3 files so I can listen to them on my 7135.

Total Recorder is another EXCELLENT program that does the same thing....

www.highcriteria.com

Standard edition is $11.95 (well worth it!)

ANY sound that comes out of your speakers will be recorded....protected or not...


TL