>>97753
You're welcome buddy. btw alter the ffmpeg command I sent yesterday. Remove the "-y" part from the command.
What -y does, is it overwrites "file.wav" without asking, which might cause a loss of your edits.
For me, I want that behavior but if you are new to ffmpeg, it could lead to you accidentally losing your edits.
Once -y is removed, ffmpeg will now inform that "file.wav" already exist and ask if you want to overwrite it.
Also, you can call "file.mp3" and "file.wav" anything you want. For instance, instead of "file.wav" it could be "Beatr1x.AT.FanEdit.01.wav" and instead of "file.mp3", it could be "Beatr1x Va1e - Arousal Training [Hypnosis][Fan Edit][Version 01].mp3", etc.
Here's a guide on encoding a wav to mp3
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/MP3
and full docs
https://ffmpeg.org/documentation.html
Also, I like using ytd's version of ffmpeg because they offer x86. Most other sites only offer x64. But here is the location of the officially endorsed download sites:
https://ffmpeg.org/download.html
and from wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FFmpeg