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1 Gather all of your music files together and put them in a single folder. It is most convenient to put this folder on the desktop. Even if the audio types are all different, you can put them all in one folder.

2 Create a new folder. This will be a "target" folder and will contain your converted files once the process is complete. Name it something memorable so you do not confuse it with the folder you created in Step 1.

3 Download Format Factory, a free program that is very user-friendly and widely available (see Resources). After you have downloaded and installed the program, restart your computer.

4 Open Format Factory, and click on the tab in the left pane that says "All to MP3." A new window will pop up, asking which files you want to convert.

5 Click the "Browse" button and locate the folder on the desktop. Then, click OK to begin importing the files into your conversion queue. This may take a few minutes if you have a lot of files.

6 Convert your files. Once all of the files from your folder have been placed into the conversion queue, press the convert button. You will be asked to set a "target" folder for all the new files. Simply select the empty folder you created in Step 2, and then press the OK button. You will have to wait a few minutes, but as the files are converted, they will begin appearing in this new folder.

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