Ffmpeg is a tool that you obtain and run using the command line.  Indeed, I 
well expect that many people will find this difficult, so unless you want to do 
a bit of learning, I'd suggest using tools in Windows to convert your Windows 
Media files into some other format, like WAV or MP3, that your Mac will then 
play.  I used ffmpeg to convert the few songs I had from WMA into WAV, imported 
them into iTunes, and from there converted them into Apple Lossless.  Now, I 
have no further need (thank goodness) for flip4mac.

I don't know about tools you might find useful in Windows, sorry.  And if there 
is a nice front-end for the Mac for ffmpeg or similar, I'd appreciate people 
pointing you to it, as I don't know about those either.

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