Can I change an audio wm and ra file extention to mp3 please help me out ?
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of course but i dunno how
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Only a .wav file can be used unless you use some third party program.\n\nTo change the setting, goto your control panel, then 'sounds'.
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Yes you can use any wav or other audio file for this. Follow the below given steps to change your audio file:- \n\n1. Goto Start > Contol Panel\n2. Sounds and Audio Devices\n3. Click on Sounds Tab\n4. On Program Events scroll down to Start Windows\n5. Select it and then click the browse button to setlect your favourite audio file.\n6. Save the settings\n7. Enjoy your audio
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(assuming sdt is sound file!) U could try to convert it to wav first, by searching google for 'sdt wav converter' and then once you have it in wav format you can convert it to mp3/wma or any winamp media file you want.
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I use Creative MediaSource AudioConverter.  It came with my sound card, but it was free.  It may work for you, regardless - I see no reason why it wouldn't work just because you don't have that type of sound card.  I get updates for it on creative.com, but I can't find a download section, unfortunately, where you could try it out.\n\nAlso, if you do a search on downloads.com for something like "wma to mp3" you will probably get plenty of results.  Good luck.
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There are several softwares availabl to convert .rm files to wav or mp3 one of them you can use is StreamBox Ripper
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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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Long way is to burn the mp3 files to an audio CD, then rip the files back from the Audio CD using Media Player, be sure to set the file format preference to \nwindows-media-lossless-compression.
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Depends on your OS, if you are using a recent version of Windows, go to 'control panel' then 'sounds and audio devices' then select the 'sounds' tab.  Within here you can change the 'program events' for 'windows logon' etc... browse and change the .wav file.
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download.com probably has an audio converter. Search for ".mid to .wav"
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you'll need to rip the Audio CD to mp3 or something first.   and the best program in the whole world that can do that is http://www.exactaudiocopy.de (a bit complex to configure), http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net (for newbies)
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go to http://coshed.com/generators/mp3player.php and follow the directions
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Ignore the rubbish answers above, they are nonsense!!\n\nAll you need is an audio editing program or, even easier, a wav-mp3  converter. A simple google search gives these results.\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=wav+to+mp3+converter&btnG=Google+Search&meta=\n\nIf you need any help, contact me ;)
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go to the sync mode and turn off the format conversion\n\nTools> Options> Devices> Advanced\n\nand uncheck "allow audio files to convert in the background" so they won't be converted into wmas.\n\n\nand for the dude 2 below me, mp3s are unprotected and don't have licenses, and there are unprotected wmas.  only protected wmas do.
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Use audiograbber.It's a freeware MP3 tool.
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You can drag and drop it on to most MP3 players, like iTunes, and it will convert or prompt you to convert, depending on your settings.\nOr, if you use something that doesn't convert, you can download a decent audio converter from download.com.  Just serach for "WMA MP3 Converter" and pick something that looks like it will fit your need.  (Most will either be free or cost $15-20 to register after X days)
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I can give u the software, it's free. or you can, use the Windows Media Player to convert from mp3 to wma. just press 'record', that's all. you can find your saving at my documents - My music. If u use the WinXP, clik 'Start' - go to 'All Programs' - clik 'Accessories' - 'entertainment' than clik 'windows media player'. try to study.. enjoy this software :).