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It is well documented how much more cost effective a Medicare for All system would be in the aggregate. But do you want to know how much money per year a Medicare for All system would personally save you? Listen to Dr. James Kahn, explain the calculator he developed to help you figure that out. Plus, we invite Dr. Fred Hyde and healthcare consultant, Kip Sullivan, back to answer the feedback you sent us on the topic of Medicare (dis)Advantage.




01 When You Know m4a



A problem aside from the extraordinary cost of our medical care system is its complexity. I\u2019m not surprised that your listeners have questions. I have questions, and I\u2019ve been in the field fifty years. I teach graduate students in hospital operations and healthcare finance, and, trust me, everyone has questions when it comes to their own coverage\u2026 Complexity is itself an issue. And we live in a society where there are a good deal of middlemen who undertake to smooth over the complexity of our society, and make a buck doing so.


It is impossible to give you a dollars and cents comparison of the costs of Medicare Advantage with either Medicare alone or Medicare with supplemental coverage. And the reason it\u2019s impossible is: you don\u2019t know what you bought from Medicare Advantage until you need it.


That is indeed strange. It would be good to know if the conversion issue on your computer is only on this one particular file, or is grayed out for all files. In any case, ask your co-worker (who was able to convert) to send you the MP3.


Does anyone know how I can do this? What I really want to do is tell ffmpeg to convert all m4a files in a directory into mp3's while retaining the current audio quality as best it can. (Of course there is likely to be some extra losses from converting from lossy to lossy file formats, above that which would be expected when converting from a lossless to lossy format.)


Though most music players support playing various audio formats now, sometimes we still encounter converting an audio file. For example, many people want to convert M4A to MP3 when editing an M4A audio file on Windows. Today, we will dig deep into the topic. After searching online, we have gathered three ways for you to convert M4A to MP3 on Windows. If you are to convert an M4A file to MP3, keep reading.


There are so many ways for you to convert M4A to MP3. We have included three ways in this article. For the method 1 and 3, there are many other alternatives. But trust me, these two are a good option of their type. If we find any better M4A to MP3 converter, we will add them to this article. If you know some good alternative, feel free to share with us.


If you're having difficulties with m4a files online (but not locally) since upgrading to Firefox 28, I had the same issue and it turned out to be down to MIME types; our default 'audio/mpeg' seemed to work with Firefox 27, but 28 needs 'audio/mp4 m4a' or reports the files corrupted. Don't know why that would affect the above though; you could try putting the type in the source tag, see if that helps. -US/docs/HTML/Supported_media_formats


ffmpeg also has/had a bug not writing the bitrate into the audio file tags which means when testing you have to calculate the bitrate manually by dividing the filesize by the length of the audio in seconds (resulting in 152k - see above)


I know that this is not an original new problem but I am wondering if there is still no way to convert with ubuntu/kubuntu 12.04 after a lot time passed and I can't find some of the bug issues mentioned in the other thread anymore.


I just want to convert all my m4a files to mp3, but when I try to add files to the joblist by directory, the only files it picks up are the mp3s. If I try to import individual m4as, I get an error message that says "Cannot open [pathname/filename]". There's nothing wrong with the m4as that I know of; they don't have DRM, I ripped them from my own CDs and they play just fine in iTunes. So why won't BonkEnc recognize them?


Advanced Stream Redirector (.asx)Advanced Stream Redirector (.asx) files, also known as Windows Media Metafiles, are text files that provide information about a file stream and its presentation. ASX files go beyond the simple task of defining playlists to provide Windows Media Player with information about how to present particular media items of the playlist.Windows Media Metafiles are based on XML syntax and can be encoded in either ANSI or UNICODE (UTF-8) format. They are made up of various elements with their associated tags and attributes. Each element in a Windows Media metafile defines a particular setting or action in Windows Media Player.ASX files can point to any media file type that Windows Media Player recognizes and supports.For more information about Windows Media Metafiles, visit the following Microsoft Web site:


MPEG-1 (.mpeg, .mpg, .m1v)This standard permits the coding of progressive video at a transmission rate of about 1.5 million bits per second (bps). This file format was designed specifically for use with Video-CD and CD-i media. The most common implementations of the MPEG-1 standard provides a video resolution of 352x240 at 30 frames per second (fps). When you use this standard, you receive a video that is slightly lower-quality than typical VCR videos.Files that use the .m1v extension typically are MPEG-1 elementary streams that contain only video information. Files that use .mpg or .mpeg extensions typically are MPEG-1 system streams that contain MPEG-1-encoded video and MPEG-1 Layer II (MP2)-encoded audio.However, MPEG-1 system streams do not exclusively use the .mpg and .mpeg extensions. MPEG-2 program streams also frequently use .mpg and .mpeg file extensions, but they contain MPEG-2-encoded video. Because Microsoft Windows operating systems provide only an MPEG-1 video decoder, Windows Media Player cannot play MPEG-2 program streams without an additional MPEG-2 video decoder (also known as a DVD decoder pack) installed. For more information about purchasing DVD decoder packs, visit the following Microsoft Web site:


MPEG-4 is an International Standards Organization (ISO) specification that covers many aspects of multimedia presentation including compression, authoring and delivery. Although video compression and file container definition are two separate and independent entities of the MPEG-4 specification, many people incorrectly believe that the two are interchangeable. You can implement only portions of the MPEG-4 specification and remain compliant with the standard.The MPEG-4 file format, as defined by the MPEG-4 specification, contains MPEG-4 encoded video and Advanced Audio Coding (AAC)-encoded audio content. It typically uses the .mp4 extension. Windows Media Player does not support the playback of the .mp4 file format. You can play back .mp4 media files in Windows Media Player when you install DirectShow-compatible MPEG-4 decoder packs. DirectShow-compatible MPEG-4 decoder packs include the Ligos LSX-MPEG Player and the EnvivioTV.For more information about the Ligos LSX-MPEG Player, visit the following Ligos Web site:


I have converted my music from .m4a to .mp3 with the purpose of loading a USB so that I can listen to my playlist in my car. However, when I copied the converted files to the USB, they automatically reverted to the .m4a format. Does anyone have a suggestion on how I can get my music onto the USB in a usable state? Mac OS 10.10.5 iTunes 12.0.3.44


First function converts all ' into a form such that these are taken literally when in the middle of '...'-escaped string. Second function generates mv commands whose arguments are enclosed within '...'.


We live in a world where we want every movie and TV show to be available at our fingertips on every electronic device in our arsenal. Shelves chock-full of movies now seem overly cumbersome, and they're also an unnecessary waste of space that can be better used for something else. On top of that, we all know how boring a flight or train ride can be without access to a robust library of entertainment. There's more than one way to convert your spinning movie discs to a format that's compatible with a range of devices, and here to help out is our guide on how to convert a DVD to MP4.


in few case when i end meeting recording will not convert into .mp4 , .m4a and m3u files it shows double_click_to_convert_01 while i double click getting error message selected file has extension .meetingrec that is not recognized by player


Thank you! I know next to nothing about coding, but my computer crashed right after I finished a video for class. I came upon this thread and followed your instructions and successfully converted the video!


AAC is the default or standard audio format for iPhone, iPod, iPad, Nintendo DSi, Nintendo 3DS, YouTube Music, Apple Music[a], iTunes, DivX Plus Web Player, PlayStation 4 and various Nokia Series 40 phones. It is supported on a wide range of devices and software such as PlayStation Vita, Wii, digital audio players like Sony Walkman or SanDisk Clip, Android and BlackBerry devices, various in-dash car audio systems,[when?][vague] and is also one of the audio formats used on the Spotify web player.[7]


In 1997, AAC was first introduced as MPEG-2 Part 7, formally known as ISO/IEC 13818-7:1997. This part of MPEG-2 was a new part, since MPEG-2 already included MPEG-2 Part 3, formally known as ISO/IEC 13818-3: MPEG-2 BC (Backwards Compatible).[16][17] Therefore, MPEG-2 Part 7 is also known as MPEG-2 NBC (Non-Backward Compatible), because it is not compatible with the MPEG-1 audio formats (MP1, MP2 and MP3).[16][18][19][20] 041b061a72


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