3ga To MP3 Converter for Windows

User Reviews

• Conversion to high-bit MP3 files

  aStranger195August 20, 2016

  Pros

  - Allows you to convert your .3ga files to .mp3

  Cons

  - Deletes the original 3GA after conversion - Converts the file to a bit range too high for most video editors - No option to change the bit range

  Summary

  The developer himself recommends you to use Freemake Video Converter to convert your .3ga files to a lower bit range of .mp3. Delete this and use others.

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• CRAAAAP!!!!Ruins my 3ga files!!!!

  April 13, 2015

  Pros

  ABSULOTE CRAP! I cant understand wye you host this useless.....

  Cons

  crapps as said

  Summary

  USELESSS CRAPPP

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• F-minus do not install

  ech1997April 18, 2014

  Pros

  None. It's garbage.

  Cons

  This software does NOTHING except put trash on your machine and waste your time.

  Summary

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• Totally Worthless

  User10000003October 6, 2013

  Pros

  None None None

  Cons

  Attempts to get you to install adware.

  Summary

  Worthless. All it does is rename files. You can do that from Windows Explorer yourself without the risk of accidentally installing adware. Do not bother. It does not make the files editable.

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• How to use

  AngelinaAdelaideAugust 27, 2013

  Pros

  Seems great

  Cons

  But how can I convert 3ga to mp3, not work

  Summary

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• Only renames the file!

  gayan_dJune 30, 2013

  Pros

  renames the file for you.

  Cons

  does not convert to mp3.

  Summary

  Fake program, it only renames the file.

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• Hey This is cool

  HakeemiqbalJune 15, 2013

  Pros

  Cool and amazing

  Cons

  Amazing and cool

  Summary

  Best and amazing

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• Doesn't convert

  hbbstrMay 8, 2013

  Pros

  What's there to say, it doesn't convert

  Cons

  This utility says it converts the file. It renames the file to have a MP3 extension. Windows seems to include a Directshow Codec to play the file. But if you use a tool like MediaInfo which looks at the container rather than the file extension, you'll see it is still a 3gpp file after "conversion." Move it then to any device which doesn't have a 3gpp built in codec and it will not play.

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