How do you configure LAME to work with TGF??

[Deadlight113]

I cannot seem to be able to get LAME to work with TGF, when I try to encode everything goes as it should but a LAME window will not open to encode the file as I expected it to.  Does it have to be in a certain directory?

I just want to convert .m4a files to .mp3 files using LAME.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

[jtclipper]

TGF does not support m4a files in the encoder frontend, I will look in to it.

[Deadlight113]

Thank you.  I'd much rather use TGF than some other software with a license. I would just use iTunes (even though I HATE it) to convert the files, but it is incompatible with my OS!  Win XP x64

[hopalongrock]

Try dbpoweramp !

[Deadlight113]

I have, but you need a license for it.  I'm sick of re-installing it every time I need to use it!

[hopalongrock]

I found a message in http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?t=22050
According it,"This download reverts to dBpoweramp Free after 21 days."

[Deadlight113]

"mp3 Encoder trial has expired, purchase mp3 License to continue encoding to mp3."

The free version does not include an mp3 encoder.

[hopalongrock]

sorry ...

Maybe you could try to search for an other free m4a to mp3 converter.
Here is for example
h--p://www.maniactools.com/soft/m4a-to-mp3-converter/
I didn't try it, but it seems to be freeware - maybe you need to retain lame.exe from dbpoweramp.