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The At9At3 format are used by Sony on PS Vita, PSP and PS3 especially for the sounds of themes.

After that it converts the.MP3 to a.WAV that is only 1kb and trying to convert the.WAV to.AT3 just ends me up with a 0kb.AT3 file.

When I try to turn the.MP3 into a.AT3 it creates the WAV, but not the AT3.

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AT9tool support 44100 and 48000 but AT3tool just 48000 and some MP3 file encoding with 44100 Download the new version with the same link and test it and do not forget to inform me its ok or not.

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Download this INSTALLATRAC3.bat and place it into the directory that the above ATRAC3.zip was extracted to.

Right click the INSTALLATRAC3.bat and run it as Administrator OR follow steps 3-5.

You may need to enable the view of file extensions if you dont see the files as atrac3.acm, atrac3.exe, and atrac3.inf.

To do this, in your window with the atrac3 files go to Tools (you may need to press the alt key to see this if on Vista) Folder Options.

Scroll down to the box that says Hide extensions for known file types and uncheck the box next to it and click OK.

You can do this by double clicking the atrac3.exe.

Alternately you can right click the atrac3.inf and select install.

Find the atrac3.acm file in the unzipped directory and copy it to C:Program FilesGoldWaveFile.

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Now you need to change the atrac3.acm file extension to.dll so that it is now atrac3.dll.

Close this window.

Now you should be able to save files in the ATRAC3 format.

Outside of Sony products like the PSP, or even MD, ATRAC3 gets absolutely no use.

Most of the sony products that load ATRAC3 on to these units will NOT accept outside encoded ATRAC3 content.

Then I had a PSP and wanted to pre-encode content.the software would NOT acccept files that it didnt encode.sure, I could pre-encode them in ITS software for later upload.

Maybe the scene has changed and one can pre-encode content to Goldwave and import it for use.dont really know.

I sold my PSP in 2005 and ran far far far away from ATRAC3.

Not only that, but the distribution of the ATRAC3 codec is legally questionable.

It installs and does something, but since Win7 doesnt do codecs the traditional way, its likely that it wont work.

The encoder (the acm file) is handled entirely by Goldwave so it should work.

However as the guy above mentioned it doesnt give me that option.

Anyone know of a hack or patch to Goldwave that would make it work.

But, seriously, how many times do I have to say this Theres absolutely 0 need to pre-encode ATRAC3 content with Goldwave.

The devices that accept ATRAC3 will not accept them outside of its software.

This is a FAILURE of the highest order of a piece of software Unless Sony sent a DMCA order to Goldwave Inc, demanding that they have code in the software that explicit blocks use of this proprietary form, there is NO REASON that Goldwave software should NOT be capable of saving in this format.

The fact that it CANT save, and IGNORES THE PRESENCE of the DLL file in the File directory, is just plain HORRIBLE programming on the part of Goldwave Inc or on the part of the person who WROTE THE DLL (not sure which) such that the DLL is a BROKEN FILE.

Copying the.dll or.acm file into the GoldWave folder (step 5) wont do any good.

GoldWave cant use an ACM codec outside of the Audio Compression Manager framework.

Only plug-ins designed specifically for GoldWave belong in the GoldWaveFile folder.

DewDude420 is probably correct that the codec wont install correctly on 64 bit versions of Windows.

Chris.

I havent owned or followed PSP since 2005.when I sold mine.

GoldWave Inc. wrote.