how to convert wma to itunes

[DavidWicker]

These are original CD's I purchased several years ago - the cd's are in another country so don't have access to them. I can play them on PC but they will not play on Macbook Pro - iTunes - as they demand license...which is only available via PC!! Frustrating that Apple doesn't auto allow the license consent so I can play them: and they are in WMA format - I have tried to rip / burn them off on a blank cd on PC, with the request to convert to MP3, but they don't / won't; hence they won't play on my Mac!! THanks for your response anyway - much appreciated and if you know how I can solve this issue now, great - otherwise I will have to wait to locate the disks when I next go home - in 6 months or so, until then, I can play them on my old Creative MP3 player and old PC.... just as well I kept it.... :-)
Cheers

[allener]

I have installed and it works perfect for me.WMA to MP3 Converter is an application that is used for converting Windows Media files to MP3 files which can be played in MP3 Players.

[allener]

I have installed and it works perfect for me. Mac WMA to MP3 Converter is windows application that is used for converting Windows Media files to MP3 files which can be played in MP3 Players on Mac.

[harold89]

I'm on Lion (10.7.2) using Switch 4.1.5 and have had problems flipping wma to mp3. I downloaded Switch and dragged it into the application folder, but when I tried to open it, it said: " “Switch” can’t be opened. You should move it to the Trash. "

How do I fix this?

[DeltaMac]

I think you have downloaded the PPC version of Switch - which can't work on your intel Mac with Lion. The Intel version is the one you need, and is not very straightforward to find. Here's a page that has your correct version for intel Macs.
http://www.nchsoftware.com/download/index.html
Scroll down to the the "Switch" line, and click the Mac file to download. The file name will be switchmaci.zip, and NOT switchman.zip
Be sure to drag the Switch app to your Applications folder, as that is probably the preferred location for that app.