Is there a Windows application that changes .wma files to .wav files?
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http://www.dbpoweramp.com/download.htm
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There's lots of software that's at your disposal. For one, the computers that I know of have something called Dell MusicMatch Jukebox, and under the file menu, it has a "convert files" feature. There, Dell MusicMatch Jukebox can convert your .WAV files to .MP3 files. As an alternative, if that piece of software isn't available on your computer, or if you don't feel like getting, you can find various freeware and shareware programs that are able to do the same thing. Try checking sites such as www.tucows.com or www.download.com, where there are plenty of programs that can do .WAV to .MP3 conversion. Thanks for the good question and good luck!
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You need to transform them in MP3 format, they are not going to work as WMA, to do that look on the internet for a converter, there are thousants. Also you can try one think and it my work go to in a folder at tools&#92;folder options&#92;view and here deselct the box that is saying hide the extension for the known file types, after that rename the extension of your songs in MP3 instead of WMA. Put them on a disk and try to see if they are working.
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goto tools, rip music, and under rip settings, change it from wma to mp3.\n\nR3dm0
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I do this often and it works all the time. Simply re-name  it to the file you want :EXAMPLE I named a changed a Windows media player to a wave file so I could have a certain player play a song. So go ahead a try it...
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You can only do this if you are running Windows. Open iTunes, select File > Import > (Select the unprotected .wma file you want to be converted)
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You can use a free  wma to mp3 converter from\nhttp://www.brothersoft.com/mp3_audio/rippers_encoders/free_wma_to_mp3_converter_45252.html\n\nor NBX Audio converter from\nhttp://www.nbxaudio.com/download.htm\n\nEDIT.. just seen that the download from the 1st link is no longer available. However, NBX from the 2nd link is a good program.
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This is actually pretty easy to do. You can record any message you want onto your computer as a .wav file, then go to Start/Control Panel/Sounds and Audio/Sounds and switch the system sounds there. For example, record a message that says, "Hi Dave" and "By Dave" and save it somewhere easy to find. Then go where I directed you, highlight "start windows" and hit browse, then locate the "Hi Dave" file and choose it then press apply. Do the same with the "exit windows" sound using the "By Dave" file. You can change any sound the computer makes this way.\nAlternately, if you don't want to use your own recorded messages you can go to a .wav site and use those, you just right click and "save target as" to save the file to your computer then follow the directions above. I'm including a link that has a bunch of .wavs from the movie "2001", there are a few with HAL9000 addressing Dave, so you might be able to use them. Hope this works out for you, it's not as complicated as it sounds.\n\n2001 .wav site:\nhttp://www.moviewavs.com/Movies/2001.shtml\nfor other wav sites just search movie wavs and you'll find a ton of them.
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ARE THEY .MP3?\n\nif so change it to .wav browsers play wav files\n\nhttp://www.mp3fe.com/main_mp32wav.htm   <--free wav converter
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windows media player.
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u can use softwares like "Goldwave", "Music Match juke box" but probably they need one .dll file. well i have that dll file, i can't remember the name, so i msorry. but i know that with Goldwave when u try to convert it gives u an error for that .dll file and then u can download that file from internet or u can mail me and i will send it to u after looking into my system.\n\nor u can use Winamp, it has some plugin which can convert any media file it plays into mp3.
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check this site out - I used to use the program to convert from WAV to MP3, but you can also convert the other way
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Winamp can do for both, mp3 and wma. just right click the song in the playlist and select "View file info" then edit it.\nhttp://www.winamp.com
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>Right click the file.\n>click properties\n>click change (in the "Opens with" line.\n>choose "Windows Media Player"\n>click OK and OK again
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Search on google.com "WMA to MP3 Converter" or it might be the other way around, "MP3 to WMA Converter", most of them you will have to pay, but some ARE free. Hope I helped!
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A free program called Audacity should be able to convert your AU files to wav.  Simply open them and Save As.\n\nAs far as midi, an audio file cannot be converted to midi.  Midi is like sheet music, it stores the notes that each different instrument needs to play.  Then a MIDI synthesizer recreates these.  Alot of sound cards can do this, and i believe Windows has one built in.
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Plenty of freeware available to convert to mp3 but batch processing such a large number of files may result in errors and/or program crashes - looks like you'll have to set aside some time...\nTry Free WMA MP3 Converter\nhttp://www.download.com/Free-Mp3-Wma-Converter/3000-2140_4-10602212.html?tag=lst-0-1\nSwitch Sound File Converter\nhttp://www.nch.com.au/switch/index.html\nMediamonkey (the lame encoder is free for 30 days; you can install a free lame encoder)\nhttp://www.mediamonkey.com/product.htm