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converting WMA file to MP3 files??
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22-02-2010 5:46pm#1
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VLC may do it. Winamp can be configured to write a .wav file instead of playing to sound card. Audacity can convert to MP3. There are several other converters whose name I've forgotten, but most seemed to have time limitations (time of track) when used free.
You could do this method (Export into WAV Audacity, and export as MP3), but you'd also need to download Lame MP3 Encoder.
Another option would be to use Switch Audio Converter. Really simple to use. It's a trial version, but based on days, so you can do all of your WAV files over a weekend.
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