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Windows Forum / Windows Media / Player / June 2006Converting Wav files to Wma format
Hi! I just recorded some wav files and would like to convert them to WMA format. Can I do this somehow without burning them to CD first? WMP 10 can rip music from CD, but I cant find a command to do the same on Wav files I already have on my hard disk. Regards! Primoz > Hi! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Primoz > Hi! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Primoz Downlaod a utility like dbpoweramp. Use ITunes. It performs this simple task eaisly. I cannot believe MP does not provide an easy to get your file from your CD to a format to put on your MP3 player. I got "Play for Sure" with my MP3 player and all it turns out to be is a promo for buying MP3s from MS. Good luck with MP > > Hi! > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Downlaod a utility like dbpoweramp. WMP v11 *does* rip files to multiple MP3-compatible formats. The OP wanted to know how to convert one of these files to a different format. Different problem. iTunes does do a WMA->MP3 conversion but only because Apple crippled WMA support on the iPod device. > Use ITunes. It performs this simple task eaisly. I cannot believe MP does not > provide an easy to get your file from your CD to a format to put on your MP3 [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> Downlaod a utility like dbpoweramp. sorry about the rant on WMPs lack of wma support. So is WMP v11 going to allow me to put in a CD and sync it to my WMA device with little interaction? The way Itunes will put MP3 on my device from a cd? Sorry Primoz but to get WMA files you will have to jump through hoops. That is why I am having to use MP3s. Very sad. > WMP v11 *does* rip files to multiple MP3-compatible formats. The OP > wanted to know how to convert one of these files to a different format. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> > >> Downlaod a utility like dbpoweramp. Synch a CD directly to a WMA device? I believe WMP and iTunes work in a similar fashion - they rip files to disk, and the indexed library built from that synchs with portable devices. YMMV with different makes and models of devices. > sorry about the rant on WMPs lack of wma support. So is WMP v11 going to > allow me to put in a CD and sync it to my WMA device with little interaction? [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >>>>> Primoz >>>> Downlaod a utility like dbpoweramp. |
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