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Wow. Thanks Jim.

Yes, thanks for the help people.

I downloaded Audacity and I'm sorted now. Thanks Kahrn.

I've kind of found a way round it. First I record it on my MP3 player, then play it and put the headphones right next to the microphone on my computer. The only thing is Windows sound recorder only records for a maximum of one minute. Does anyone know any good recording software which can record for longer than this?

Could you open it? I tried it and it didn't work.

Yeh, I'll send it to you on MSN. I'm the weird guy called Jesus.

I downloaded it, but when I go to open the file, it's not there.

Neither have I up until now, but I definately recorded it on an MP3 player.

It's a .726 file.

I did that, but I still can't find out what file type it is.

I tried that and it won't work, when I try to open it it doesn't open- it doesn't even ask me whether I want to convert it-it only does with windows media player files.

And, I don't have a clue what tye of file it is, I've tried everything to try and find out but I can't figure it out.

They already have Windows Media Player, I just need to know how to convert the song into an MP3 file.

Can you tell me where to find MediaSource.

Do you have to buy both of those?

I wasn't sure where to post this but it's to do with windows media player etc so I put it here.

I have a band and recently recorded something on an MP3 player. I've loaded it onto the computer and attempted to send it to several people via MSN and e-mail. When they open it (tried a quite a few different music players) it comes up with an error message saying 'This program cannot play this type of file' (or something like that). I was wondering if anyone knows how I can convert it into an MP3 file or whether there is any other solution?