html to mp3

[fuckeveryone]

how can I change a html file to mp3?

[hip-hoppin]

^ cant help you just wanted to say I like your name

[fuckeveryone]

^ thanks

[EatShytFukker]

They're not even alike in any way. What would be the point? What are you trying to do?

[fuckeveryone]

cuz I downloaded the em obie song from streetsweper 2 and its save as a html file and I can't burn it.

[EatShytFukker]

what happens when you open it? Were you using a download manager? And how big is it... how many MB?

[fuckeveryone]

yes i was using download manager and its about 3.2 mb. I open it on winamp and can listen to it like any other mp3 file I just can't burn it to a disc

[EatShytFukker]

hmmmm... try just changing the extention to .mp3. See what happens. Make a copy of the file first though so you don't lose it.

[Jheri Curl Drippin']

AAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

I'll be laughing hard at this for a good 3 minutes.

[martini500]

how can a song be in html format

[[email protected]]

lmfao......
u cant do it man.....
html comes up when the page has been deleted with the track on it....

[EatShytFukker]

^Yeah but the thing is with this guy, he said he downloaded it and when he opens, he can listen to it. And he said it's 3.2 MB and if you've ever saved a website you know its not that big. I think his download manager fucked it up. He may beable to just just the extention from .html to .mp3. I'm curious to see what happened with it.

[Ian]

wtf @ all the "mystery" surrounding this

few peops have said it already, just change the extension.

ok, follow this

1. When you click the file, does it have a name that ends .html? [if yes, go to 7. If no, go to 2]

2. Open up any folder.
3. Go to "tools" then "folder options"
4. There should be an option that allows you to see file extensions. Check it and press ok
5. go back to your "music" file
6. When you click on it now, you should see that it has a name that ends .html
7. Delete the name of the file and retype it adding .mp3 at the end. This will change it to a music file

this is not uncommon btw. A lot of message boards don't allow .mp3 extensions to be posted in links and a lot of servers [when being used at school or work for example] won't allow .mp3, .exe etc files to be downloaded using their server. The source location will use a .txt, .html etc extension so that it can be downloaded by someone who is behind a secure network