Actually I found a program that is quite VO friendly called easywma
and I found it on both the Apple software site gotten at by the Apple
menu . I also found it on Version Tracker and another site as well.
Its a whole $10 and certainly less expensive than Gabe's suggestion.
Of course his suggestion has plenty of merrit, but it ain't in the
budget at this time. Well actually I had an Archos, but the drive
crapped out so I haven't bothered getting a new drive for it, but
maybe one day.
Scott
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On Sep 20, 2006, at 9:42 AM, LARRY WANGER wrote:
Hey,
I use the same recorder and never found a good way of doing it.
What I finaly started doing was having Audio Hijack convert it.
Just hijack the recording and have AJ re-record in MP3. Not
effecient but it works.
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Subject: wma to mp3
Folks,
I've got a number of wma files which is the format my Olympus
digital recorder only records in and I want to convert these to
mp3s. Can someone recommend an application that is good for this?
I thought perhaps Quicktime would do the job, but I'd have to
likely purchase the pro copy which is ok, but if there's
something else, that would be nice to know.
Any suggestions appreciated. These are of course unprotected wma
files.
Scott
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