Just because your MP3 player doesn't support AAC -- the format used by Apple's iTunes Store -- doesn't mean you can't still play those files. It's simply a case of converting the files from AAC to MP3 ...

If you're over a certain age, you'll remember that before the age of streaming music services there was another digital music revolution - one where we all swapped CDs for MP3s, and bulky CD players ...

Music has become an integral part of people’s everyday lives. One of the key challenges with music files is always large size associated with it. The fact is that there are certain techniques in which ...

Reducing the MP3 file size in iTunes provides a way to make your music files smaller. This becomes especially important when creating presentations. You don't want to have to deal with overly large ...

It is not uncommon for an MP3 music file to get damaged during the download or ripping process. In case of damage, it's easy to repair an MP3 audio file using suitable software. Here's how. How to ...

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