I previously burned alot of cds with Windows Media player and it saves them as wma files. Now I am trying to access those music files with another program but it doesn't support wma, is there a way to convert all of those music files to mp3's without re-burning everything?
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Jump to Posttry this:
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=wma%20to%20mp3%20converter&tag=srch
and if you want to do it the hard way: Winamp can convert anything to WAV (diskwriter output) and then you could convert it to mp3.
Jump to PostGo to download.com and search for the program Switch. It converts from m4a to mp3 and wav so thats why I like it. I can burn my songs in my iTunes in other …
Jump to PostYou're better off re-ripping your CDs to MP3s. Transcoding between lossy formats (MP3, WMA, etc.) is one of the worst possible ways to degrade your music's quality. If you need flexibility between formats, keep a backup rip of your music using a lossless format (such as FLAC, ALAC, APE, WavPac), …
Jump to PostI reckon the easiest thing to is goto www.media-convert.com where you can convert to ANY FORMAT YOU WANT.. (Of the ones listed)
Welcome to the site Pigone!
Jump to PostI reckon the easiest thing to is goto www.media-convert.com where you can convert to ANY FORMAT YOU WANT.. (Of the ones listed)
Welcome to the site Pigone!
Transcoding between lossy music formats is …
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