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needing a program to convert wma to mp3

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hey i need help on finding a program that can convert wma to mp3 because to upload music onto my phone (D500) i need to convert it to mp3. im not doing anything illegal i dont think anyways but if it is please dellete this post. and all my cds are original coz if its downloaded from the net or something it would hav been mp3 format and i wouldnt hav any problems. so anyways can anyone recomend to me a good program. ive tried switch but when i play it after its been converted to mp3 theres some skips in the song every 5 seconds or so.

 

 

 

thanks heaps

If you have the original CD's then go and get CDeX and rip them again into MP3 format.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But to answer the original Q, I got something called 'Super MP3 WMA converter'. It was one of the thousands that turned up in a google search for 'mp3 wma converter'...

I believe iTunes also converts .wma into [extension not allowed] . :)

I just rip my CDS onto my PC using Windows Media Player (Going into options, change format to MP3 instead of wma.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I think theres a way to convert on WMP, if not, just google it like Rick said ;).

Always nice to know that you say exactly what has already been said isn't it ;)

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thanks everyone ill try your suggestions out. and for mr1337 u dont hav to get all angry i mean obviously i tried google and thats how i found out about switch and it doesnt do the job so im here asking people what they use.

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