Hi Scott,
I'm Not sure which system you are using, but i might suggest that if
you are using Quicktime Ver 7 or later, Microsoft has a product call
Flip4Mac which will allow you to play WMA files on Quicktime. once
you have the file in quicktime you can convert it to any format you
want to. Unfortunately i believe that you can't convert copyrighted
files. sorry but i don't know of any good software that will allow
you to convert copyrighted files.
Hope this helps, let me know if it does or if you find something better.
Pete
friend to all
On Sep 20, 2006, at 6:53 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
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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