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    steve matthews is offline Registered User
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    Question how to convert wma to itunes

    how do you convert wma songs so i can play them on itunes/ipod?

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    if they are WMA (ie unprotected/unlicenced) then i think you can just drop them into itunes, and they will convert. (although the more i think about this, the more i'm thinking it's only the WinXP version of iTunes that can do this. if not, try ffmpegx (google it), which is a good cross-coder for many video/audio formats.

    if it's WMP (protected, licenced, DRM) then there's no real legal way to do it (if any way).
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    EasyWMA will do the trick. Very easy to use, great app, and fr...oh wait, version 2.2 was free, version 2.3 costs $10 USD pretty rotten thing to do IMO

    I mean, I understand why he would change the licence and charge for the app. It's a solid application and worth the money, but you don't switch sides half way through a point release. He could have at least waited for version 3 and added some extra funky features.

    If you search around you may be able to find version 2.2 or earlier floating around.
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    Flip4Mac ought to handle it automatically.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thank The Cheese View Post
    EasyWMA will do the trick. Very easy to use, great app, and fr...oh wait, version 2.2 was free, version 2.3 costs $10 USD pretty rotten thing to do IMO

    I mean, I understand why he would change the licence and charge for the app. It's a solid application and worth the money, but you don't switch sides half way through a point release. He could have at least waited for version 3 and added some extra funky features.

    If you search around you may be able to find version 2.2 or earlier floating around.
    i found version 2.2 easily on www.versiontracker.com
    works great

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    I just found a easy solution for this.
    It's called 'Switch', it's free, and you can download it here:
    http://www.nch.com.au/switch/plus.html
    It will prompt you to install Flip4Mac (also free) from Microsoft.
    Worked fine for me.

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    Flip4Mac doesn't work on .asf files. I'd go ahead and keep my Windows Media Player for those files.

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    Quote Originally Posted by loyaltubist View Post
    Flip4Mac doesn't work on .asf files. ...
    Flip4Mac disagrees with you and so do I.

 

 
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