Windows 10: COPY Music Folder from WAV to MP3 - HOW?

I ripped all of my CDs to WAV format. I then basically installed Google Play Music Manager onto my PC, which previously I'd used to upload my songs into the cloud, since I can have 50,000. I hadn't started ripping my CDs to WAV until recently, but decided to because MP3 sound quality, in my opinion, is bad in comparison for what I listen to. Google Play Music Manager doesn't support WAV files.

Is there a way to copy my Music Library (my Windows Music Folder) into another Music folder, but as MP3? I want to keep all of the songs in the same folders (by artist, then by album) as WMP put them in when I'd ripped them.

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Nokia 5310 XpressMusic

Try it.

Copy the WAV file to the Music folder. After copying, go to the music folder and if the icon representing this file is a question mark, it is not supported. Just delete the file then... No harm to your phone...

 

Transferring music from Groove music to portable mp3 player

If you have purchased the music from Groove, then the music are MP3s with no copy protection. You can use your computer to drag the files from your Music folder to the MP3 player.

Groove Music Pass files are copy protected and can only be played on devices with a Groove Music app. A portable MP3 player will not be compatible with Groove Music Pass.

 

You need to convert from one format to another using software - you cannot simply copy from one format to another.

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So the WAV files are currently located on your PC right? What you need is a batch converter. If so, there are many programs that will do this eg Foobar, Musicbee (all free). Windows Media Player may even do this.

I recommend Musicbee.

 

@Jeddie ...ok I've tried this. Do you know of a way to output it to 320kb? It doesn't seem to do this, only about 125kb - 184kb.