How to use NoteBurner with Winamp to convert AIFF to MP3

AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format) is an audio file format standard used for storing sound data for personal computers and other electronic audio devices. It’s based on Electronic Arts' Interchange File Format. And Electronic Arts, this famous game developer, distributes lots of games for PC, PSP, PS2 and PS3. So many game lovers enjoy playing EA games, and love the original game music as well. However, those sound tracks are not in MP3 format but AIFF. As a result, if they want to use these sound tracks on their iPod, PSP, Zune or mobile phones, they need to find some way to have them in MP3. Search a BT torrent on the internet then download? That will take a lot of time.

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Actually, if you have Winamp installed on your computer, you can do this job easier. With the built-in burning feature of Winamp, you can use NoteBurner’s virtual CD-RW to convert AIFF to MP3 very conveniently and at high speed. Now, let’s check how to use NoteBurner with Winamp to get MP3 files from AIFF.

Firstly, download and install NoteBurner AIFF to MP3 Converter from this link, run it and go to Settings menu, set MP3 as output format.

Launch Winamp, and go to NoteBurner’s drive on the left panel. Then click Add > Files… or Folder… to add your AIFF files:
Select Noteburner Virtual CD-RW as CD burner for Winamp
(Note: NoteBurner in this example is installed in G: drive, and this may be different from yours. Please select the correct one.)

Click Burn button of above picture, then a prompt will remind you to select a writing speed. After this, click Burn button to proceed:
select burning speed in Winamp

Winamp starts burning audio CD:

And NoteBurner will start encoding later:
Noteburner M4P Converter starts encoding
(Note: Please run Winamp and NoteBurner at the same time, otherwise, this encoding window will not appear and the conversion will fail.)

After a while, your music would be converted successfully. Right click on the music files in NoteBurner and select Open File Location, and then you can locate MP3 files immediately. Is it easy? Just give it a try!