...do I rename a jpg file to mp3 so i can play it in winamp?? I just can't get it...all these people tell me "rename to .mp3" and it just donesnt work

thanks for any help

(yes i did go into windows explorer and renamed the file to .mp3 but it doesnt change the format.)

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Last edited by meneedit on Jul-29-2014 at 16:59

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Last edited by meneedit on Jul-29-2014 at 17:00

hey genious....JPEG...or picture file. yes thanks for your help I do know what it is. I guess you are clueless to what I'm talking about so why open your mouth??

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Originally posted by Maximus ...do I rename a jpg file to mp3 so i can play it in winamp?? I just can't get it...all these people tell me "rename to .mp3" and it just donesnt work thanks for any help (yes i did go into windows explorer and renamed the file to .mp3 but it doesnt change the format.)

Hey dude!
U´ll need a program to rename sertain files.

Here´s one of those programs:

CLICK HERE

LateRZ!

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Originally posted by Maximus ...do I rename a jpg file to mp3 so i can play it in winamp?? I just can't get it...all these people tell me "rename to .mp3" and it just donesnt work thanks for any help (yes i did go into windows explorer and renamed the file to .mp3 but it doesnt change the format.)

ummmm a .jpg tends to be a picture...whereas a .mp3 file is music...that's why it's not working for you. You can't convert a picture into a song... I think you need to do more reading on how to use a computer. I was soooooooo bad at it...lol

thanks bro...this has been pissing me off

alright alright, lets not let somethin as simple as this turn into a flame war plz.

maximus, when you save your file (the window that comes up for you to select your destination) choose ALL FILES and then add the .mp3 at the end, that'll change it.

if not, you can always do it the old fashion way in the command prompt.

c:\>ren whatever.jpg whatever2.mp3

that's the command.

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Last edited by meneedit on Jul-29-2014 at 17:01

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Originally posted by Linx_da_cat if not, you can always do it the old fashion way in the command prompt. c:\>ren whatever.jpg whatever2.mp3 that's the command.

Ooh... Doin' it ol' school

Thanks for the tip man...Gotta try that out

heheh np. just make sure you're in the directory first of course. i'm sure you know. but just pointing that out just in case.

Ok sure thing


LateRZ!