Need Video help please.

[LETHALxLS1]

Hi- I just got a new dvd recorder and it came with some editing software.
I am new to this and not the greatest on the computer either. My question is-I want to add music to my video but the software only allows abs,ac3,aif,aifc,aiff,au,mp2,mp3,mpa,snd,wav, and wma files to be used for audio. The music I have in my itunes library comes from cds I buy and then I put them in my laptops disc drive and import them which gives me the best quality sound. Is there a way to convert songs from cd quality sound to mp3 quality or another one of the above formats so I can use it in my video? If not-could you tell me how to go about getting music in a format that my video software will accept? I even bought a mp3 from itunes and it wouldnt work either. Can anyone give me an idea or help me out? I would really appreciate it! Thanks! Mike

[JwMonE99]

There are many audio converters online you can download for free. Check out www.cnet.com/downloads and look for "audio converters" hope that helps a little bit

[LETHALxLS1]

Thanks bud-I appreciate your help.

[B34M3R]

Um.... unconverted CD files are .wav files.... which you just said it accepts...

However, those file are freaking huge, so yea, go to the site he said....

[LETHALxLS1]

I went to that site you suggested-found the program,dloaded it, reformatted my song, and put it in my test video-no problems at all. I didnt know I would have to download software to reformate-I thought my computer had that capability already untill you told me otherwise. Thanks again!!!

[LETHALxLS1]

Um.... unconverted CD files are .wav files.... which you just said it accepts...

However, those file are freaking huge, so yea, go to the site he said....

Sorry I didnt know that-but it wouldnt accept such a large file-but yeah I got it now-thanks guys- I am new to computers especially this kind of stuff.

[JwMonE99]

No problem