i have about 50 cds on a .wma format i would like to convert to .mp3. ihave realone and windows media player. is there a free way to do this so i can listen to mp3 disk on my new MXGT88(awesome, 460 watts for 200 bux) stereo.or will i have to buy a nero-like program
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.wma to .mp3
- Thread starter miamiatw051
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Do you have Roxio/Adaptec Easy Cd Creator? If so, burn your wma's as an audio cd onto an rw cd and then use ECDC to extract the cd onto the hard drive into mp3 format.........finding a free converter for wma to mp3 isn't very likely and the same with finding a plugin for windows media player or real player.......miamiatw051 said:
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doofus125 said:
Actually there are a lot of free downloads and trials that you can use and simply delete after you have used it for 30 days or however long it lets you use it. Some are "crippled" but still work fine.
I used to have one that was totally free and worked great but the ol' computer crashed and had to reformat the hard drive
But Here is a link to a site with a few different ones that you can try I don't have enought post to link to external sites so you'll have to copy and paste this bad boy in another window, and add www to the front:.downloadatoz.com/audioconverter/
Hope that helps you out a bit!
-Grant
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