Can I use Windows Media Player to convert my WMAs to MP3s?
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This link may help..\n\nhttp://www.askdavetaylor.com/convert_wma_from_windows_media_player_into_mp3_files.html
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Put them in your My Music folder in Windows Media Player and make a playlist there. Or right click on the file and it should say send to...burn list then WMP can burn them. YOu can also use Nero to burn them.
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Open Win Media Player, click on the library tab, click and drag what you want in there. Note: It only makes shortcuts of the original music, if you move it out of limewire, it would have error on WMP. Put your music in the permanent folder, it could be limewire, because once you crag it to WMP, you can't move it again.
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try audacity.com it converts wma file in mp3 files
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Itunes will convert unprotected WMA files into either MP3 or AAC so you can then transfer them to an ipod.  Anything protected with DRM (digital rights Management) is not going to work.  At the worst case you could burn the songs to an audio CD and then re-read them into Itunes
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Download power mp3 WMA recorder
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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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Absolutely the best software I've seen for that is called Muvaudio....  It will convert essentially any music format (including WMAs with DMA) to MP3.  (www.muvaudio.com)\n\nWow--I sound like I'm a salesman for them or something; honestly not--I've just tried dozens of different programs and this is the one I've had by far the best luck with.
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You need to remove the DRM on the wma files. However, this is not possible at the moment.\nBUT....\nthere is a way to make a "legal" backup of any DRM (protected) song.\nYou need to get MuVAudio software, which comes with a virtual audio cable. This software plays the song via WMP and re-records it as an mp3 file.\nYou can then d/load from Napster, convert the files then you are free to burn to a cd or put it on you mp3 player.
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I would guess no, since Windows Media Player has been integrated with windows pretty extensively for some time now, meaning it has to be on the same drive as windows.
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Do it on windows media player
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goto http://downloads-zdnet.com and search for Free Mp3 Wma Converter 1.4 this is one of the best and it's free
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yes you can, and there are several means of doing that.\n\none way is that you can convert your music files thru this software: http://www.freewarefiles.com/program_6_226_17383.html\n\nthen configure it to what bit rate you prefer, either in mp3 or wma formats.\n\ngood luck!
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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 :).
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i have window media player
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Download a free application called Switch.  It does a really good job of converting a variety of audio formats, including WMA to mp3.\n\nSwitch Download:\nhttp://www.nch.com.au/switch/\n\nIn order for WMA conversion to work, you'll also need to download Flip4Mac.  It's a QuickTime component for playing Windows Media content.\n\nFlip4Mac Download:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/wmcomponents.mspx
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Nope. Impossible. Radio Stations cannot be recorded with Windows Media Player. You'll have to use a 3rd party software that can record from WMP. Try searching online for such thing.