can't convert .wma to mp3


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angulo

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20. September 2006 @ 00:02

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I got some .mwa files from payment p2p site.
but I find out them can play with WMP 10, but can't convert with mp3,
no matter Nero or CD Master32..
Have any solution to solve this problem ?
please kindly help me to convert .wma into mp3

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Thanks Help
Angus

dougal58

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20. September 2006 @ 05:55

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Advanced wma workshop is what i use,You can download a demo version here www.litexmedia.com.

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Baldwin

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21. September 2006 @ 19:19

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wma mp3 converter can convert between wma and mp3.you can try it.
down it from

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angulo

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21. September 2006 @ 23:45

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thanks guys help,
I'm sorry not clarify my question previous.

point of can't convert .wma into mp3 limited by DRM.
how can I remove or transform to unDRM then convert mp3.

please help me showing me how to resolve this critical problem.

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Angus

Molder

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22. September 2006 @ 00:31

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I don't know if this will work or not, (but I know that you can't copy iTunes music (purchased) to any device other than iPod). To get around this you burn them to a CD out of Itunes and then you can convert/copy to any device.

Try that, burn the music to a CD then try and convert them from the CD, try audiograbber??

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wilkes

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25. September 2006 @ 06:37

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As Molder says - that should work.
There is a major Gotcha here though.
As WMA is already a perceptually encoded (lossy) process, burning an Audio CD will not put back what has been thrown away already.
Reworking to MP3 will result in a horrible sound quality, as you will be recompressing an already heavily compressed stream.

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