file comversion possible?

I'm not much for downloading, being a classical fan, and didn't do much of
it on my old computer.. However, somebody put up an MP3 of a Breuckner
symphony I wanted to hear and I copied it by right-clicking on the link
and saving...which turned out to be formatted as HTML (It looks like
"machine language" in a web browser). Is there any way to convert this
file back to MP3 so I can listen to it?

I have what came with my new HP a350n as far as MP3 players go
(MusicMatch, Windows Media Player).

Brendan
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You have apparently not downloaded the mp3 - just the associated web page.

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Graham Mayor



Brendan R. Wehrung wrote:
I'm not much for downloading, being a classical fan, and didn't do
much of it on my old computer.. However, somebody put up an MP3 of a
Breuckner symphony I wanted to hear and I copied it by right-clicking
on the link and saving...which turned out to be formatted as HTML (It
looks like "machine language" in a web browser). Is there any way to
convert this file back to MP3 so I can listen to it?

I have what came with my new HP a350n as far as MP3 players go
(MusicMatch, Windows Media Player).

Brendan

"Brendan R. Wehrung" wrote in message
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I'm not much for downloading, being a classical fan, and didn't do
much of
it on my old computer.. However, somebody put up an MP3 of a
Breuckner
symphony I wanted to hear and I copied it by right-clicking on the
link
and saving...which turned out to be formatted as HTML (It looks like
"machine language" in a web browser). Is there any way to convert
this
file back to MP3 so I can listen to it?

If the file appears to be about the right size try just renaming the
file.

--

Brian Gregory (In the UK).

"Brendan R. Wehrung" wrote in message
...
I'm not much for downloading, being a classical fan, and didn't do
much of
it on my old computer.. However, somebody put up an MP3 of a
Breuckner
symphony I wanted to hear and I copied it by right-clicking on the
link
and saving...which turned out to be formatted as HTML (It looks like
"machine language" in a web browser). Is there any way to convert
this
file back to MP3 so I can listen to it?

If you just want to hear the Bruckner symphony, your best bet is the
public library.

Norm Strong

"Graham Mayor" ) writes:
You have apparently not downloaded the mp3 - just the associated web page.


Yea, each movement is 5-8 MB too. I tried opening the source in the
browser to see if I could remove the top of page HTML, but it isn't there,
just all the funny symbols.

Out of luck, I guess.

Brendan

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Graham Mayor



Brendan R. Wehrung wrote:
I'm not much for downloading, being a classical fan, and didn't do
much of it on my old computer.. However, somebody put up an MP3 of a
Breuckner symphony I wanted to hear and I copied it by right-clicking
on the link and saving...which turned out to be formatted as HTML (It
looks like "machine language" in a web browser). Is there any way to
convert this file back to MP3 so I can listen to it?

I have what came with my new HP a350n as far as MP3 players go
(MusicMatch, Windows Media Player).

Brendan




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"Brendan R. Wehrung" wrote in message
...
"Graham Mayor" ) writes:
You have apparently not downloaded the mp3 - just the associated web
page.


Yea, each movement is 5-8 MB too. I tried opening the source in the
browser to see if I could remove the top of page HTML, but it isn't
there,
just all the funny symbols.

Out of luck, I guess.

Did you try my suggestion below??

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Brian Gregory (In the UK).