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**theplectrum**

"chris s" wrote in message
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Is there a feature within Windows Media Player that allows you to convert
files you've already ripped as WMA's to MP3's? I'm aware of the many
conversion programs, but I'd like to keep the files in Media Player rather
than having to rip them using an outside software, then dump them back
into
Media Player.

Any ideas?
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chris s

"Mike Williams" wrote:

Real-time conversion of files via play-back and record is a really
sloooow
way to accomplish this. It's like doing document conversion by using TTS
on
the original and using speech-recognition to funnel it back into another
document.

"Lawrence" wrote in message
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"New Orleans Louisiana" wrote in
message
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Convert WMA to MP3 or WAV

After DL'ing songs from the net they are in wma format. What is the
quickest way to convert to MP3 and/or Wav format?

Then the photos will be imported into Photo Story.

Then imported into Movie Make with the converted song.

Then exported / saved / into a movie similar to this Your Tube movie;

Orleans, St. Bernard and Katrina 03:35
Orleans, St. Bernard Parish and Katrina

New Orleans Louisiana

Hello,

Using any audio software[ try Fleximusic Wave Editor ] , play WMA file
and
then record. Now save the recorded files as MP3/WAV format.
http://www.fleximusic.com/support/mp303.htm.
I don't know photo.

Lawrence.

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No.

Use a third party converter to convert to your library.

Cheers,
Jerry