Is there a way to convert a wma to mp3 with nero?I always get e license issue
Garf
Dec 14 2003, 13:00
You are scary.
danchr
Dec 14 2003, 13:12
QUOTE (boombastic @ Dec 14 2003, 12:53 PM)
Is there a way to convert a wma to mp3 with nero?I always get e license issue
Why would you want to do that? The quality of MP3 is even worse than WMA. If you can, convert the original source to MP3.
honz318712
Dec 14 2003, 13:57
QUOTE (Garf @ Dec 14 2003, 04:00 AM)
You are scary.
boombastic
Dec 14 2003, 16:04
My problem is that i have some wma files and i want to convert to mp3s because my portable player can read only those files not wma
vinnie97
Dec 14 2003, 18:44
buy the original cd's OR get a new media player OR try Dbpoweramp Music Converter @ http://www.dbpoweramp.com
Xenion
Dec 14 2003, 18:49
1. decode WMA with a diskwriter (for example foobar) 2. encode with lame
(.....IF you really want to do THIS)
guruboolez
Dec 14 2003, 19:08
Encoding directly wma files with foo_clienc or with foo_lame is probably faster dBPowerAmp is another working solution for this task.
Sebastian Mares
Dec 14 2003, 19:23
Not sure if this is legal: If you use Winamp, delete the Windows Media plugin and add the "WMA" extension to the DirectShow plugin. Then, use the DiskWriter output plugin to create a WAV file which you can then convert to MP3, Ogg, AAC or whatever.
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