WMA to MP3?
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Fret-
check this:
http://www.download.com/sort/3120-20-0-1-5.html?qt=mp3+to+wma+converter
be careful of spyware, I haven't tried it, but I needed something like this last year for a client, so look around there, download dot com is cool, again, be careful. Sorry I can't remember what I used, but it should be free, so search smartly.
Scroll through, some trials don't support higher bit rates, just try a few, it's a pain, but you gotta look hard for free stuff.
J
check this:
http://www.download.com/sort/3120-20-0-1-5.html?qt=mp3+to+wma+converter
be careful of spyware, I haven't tried it, but I needed something like this last year for a client, so look around there, download dot com is cool, again, be careful. Sorry I can't remember what I used, but it should be free, so search smartly.
Scroll through, some trials don't support higher bit rates, just try a few, it's a pain, but you gotta look hard for free stuff.
J
Yeah ... dBpowerAMP Music Converter .... works fine and contains no spy/adware.
Basically the reason for the conversion.
I am trying to record the sermons for my church. I don’t want to use Sonar (my main recording software) because once I get it into Sonar I’ll spend days editing it and it’s not worth it.
A friend of my recommended using Windows Movie Maker which records to WMA. The WMA is too large so I was hoping to convert it into a lower quality MP3. I hear .rmas are larger but that would require everyone to have Real Player. I don’t know that the people will be able to download files much less install Real Player. I have also considered dropping the $20 for Musicmatch Jukebox and just record directly to MP3.
What I have found is that Goldwave will convert WMA to MP3. Goldwave will also record to WAV and it would be easier to just use Goldwave for everything. Except, now that I’m recording to .WAV why don’t I just use Sonar.
Any suggestions?
I am trying to record the sermons for my church. I don’t want to use Sonar (my main recording software) because once I get it into Sonar I’ll spend days editing it and it’s not worth it.
A friend of my recommended using Windows Movie Maker which records to WMA. The WMA is too large so I was hoping to convert it into a lower quality MP3. I hear .rmas are larger but that would require everyone to have Real Player. I don’t know that the people will be able to download files much less install Real Player. I have also considered dropping the $20 for Musicmatch Jukebox and just record directly to MP3.
What I have found is that Goldwave will convert WMA to MP3. Goldwave will also record to WAV and it would be easier to just use Goldwave for everything. Except, now that I’m recording to .WAV why don’t I just use Sonar.
Any suggestions?