Open File You may also open files by double clicking on them in the Finder, dragging
files into the program window from the Finder or iTunes, or drag a file
over the Amazing Slow Downer icon. Open Playist Import iTunes Library Save song as AIFF/MP3/QuickTime/AAC/M4A file You may also set the number of repetitions of the set loop that should be saved. Clicking the General Settings button lets you change the current settings (Sample Frequency etc) before saving. If the file type you want to save is MP3/QuickTime/AAC/M4A, clicking
the Encoding Settings button lets you change various encoding settings.
To be able to encode to MP3 files you need to download a free library
file called "LameEncoder.dylib". It may be downloaded at various
places, here is one site to download it from: Amazing Slow Downer also supports the free Lame framework: You can also use the file "LameLib-Carbon.sit" available here
(PPC mac's only): When saving files, please note that the volume control on the main screen has no effect. This is intentional so that the files are saved with full volume and not with a possible zero or low volume. The downside is that when saving procesed files, this may result in distorted sound if you add to much of the EQ. So please check the sound with the volume control set to maximum before saving.
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