Converting WMA to mp3
- Thread starter Durbrow
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Flip4Mac and QT Pro won't help. They do video.
If you want free, take those WMAs to a peecee with iTunes, then
burn to CD. That'll put them in AIFF format, from which you can
convert to any other Mac-friendly format.
Otherwise, it's at least $10 (EasyWMA, Sound Converter). More $
will get more horsepower. I'm fond of Switch.
If you want free, take those WMAs to a peecee with iTunes, then
burn to CD. That'll put them in AIFF format, from which you can
convert to any other Mac-friendly format.
Otherwise, it's at least $10 (EasyWMA, Sound Converter). More $
will get more horsepower. I'm fond of Switch.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
Doesn't iTunes itself convert WMA to MP3/AAC? I believe it does...
Debaser626
Registered
I haven't tried this myself, but I've heard this works. (I'd back up the files you want to convert first)
Use VLC
You need to run the VLC executable from the command line, as follows:
path_to_VLC/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC file_to_convert.WMA --aout file
This will create a file called audiofile.wav in the current directory. I think you need to quit VLC manually after it's done
Use VLC
You need to run the VLC executable from the command line, as follows:
path_to_VLC/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC file_to_convert.WMA --aout file
This will create a file called audiofile.wav in the current directory. I think you need to quit VLC manually after it's done