I've recently bought a Nokia 6230 with can play MP3's.
The only problem is, because I've used WMP to rip all my
CD's, all my "MP3" are WMA's, which my phone can't read.
I've searched all over the internet to find something to
convert WMA files to MP3, but all I can find in MP3 to
WMA. If there is anyone out there that know how to
convert WMA files to MP3 PLEASE let me know.

Thank you!

>-----Original Message-----
>I've recently bought a Nokia 6230 with can play MP3's.
>The only problem is, because I've used WMP to rip all my
>CD's, all my "MP3" are WMA's, which my phone can't read.
>I've searched all over the internet to find something to
>convert WMA files to MP3, but all I can find in MP3 to
>WMA. If there is anyone out there that know how to
>convert WMA files to MP3 PLEASE let me know.
>
>Thank you! hi, go to dbpoweramp.com or goldwave.com.
someone told me about them, PLEASE, help me, i too use
wmp9 and copied my cd's too. but i want to make copies of
them but cann't burn them with my easy cd creator 4.
because that program dosn't recognize wma's only mp3 and
wav files now, can u help me. i don't have a mp3 player
just want to make copies of what is in my wmp. and there
is no option to burn from there. thanks please
>.
>

"lovmusic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2afa01c49d80$360860f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> hi, go to dbpoweramp.com or goldwave.com.
> someone told me about them, PLEASE, help me, i too use
> wmp9 and copied my cd's too. but i want to make copies of
> them but cann't burn them with my easy cd creator 4.
> because that program dosn't recognize wma's only mp3 and
> wav files now, can u help me. i don't have a mp3 player
> just want to make copies of what is in my wmp. and there
> is no option to burn from there. thanks please
> >.
> >

Use the dBPowerAMP music converter with the WMA plugin from their "Codecs
Central" page to convert from WMA to MP3:
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm

A better solution in your case would probably be to re-rip your CDs in MP3
or WAV format in the first place, using this excellent *freeware* ripper,
instead of WMP: http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ This is a better solution
because WMA and MP3 are both "lossy" formats, and converting from one to
tthe other causes the fidelity to suffer- although perhaps not always
noticeably. And besides, you still have your original CDs to extract the
audio files from!

Regards,
Ian.

thank you i will try.
>-----Original Message-----
>"lovmusic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>news:2afa01c49d80$360860f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> hi, go to dbpoweramp.com or goldwave.com.
>> someone told me about them, PLEASE, help me, i too use
>> wmp9 and copied my cd's too. but i want to make copies
of
>> them but cann't burn them with my easy cd creator 4.
>> because that program dosn't recognize wma's only mp3 and
>> wav files now, can u help me. i don't have a mp3 player
>> just want to make copies of what is in my wmp. and there
>> is no option to burn from there. thanks please
>> >.
>> >
>
>Use the dBPowerAMP music converter with the WMA plugin
from their "Codecs
>Central" page to convert from WMA to MP3:
>http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
>
>A better solution in your case would probably be to re-
rip your CDs in MP3
>or WAV format in the first place, using this excellent
*freeware* ripper,
>instead of WMP: http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ This is a
better solution
>because WMA and MP3 are both "lossy" formats, and
converting from one to
>tthe other causes the fidelity to suffer- although
perhaps not always
>noticeably. And besides, you still have your original
CDs to extract the
>audio files from!
>
>Regards,
>Ian.
>
>
>.
>

Window Media does not except my TEAC MPOD-300s MP3 in any shape or form.
running out of ideas........

"Ionizer" wrote:

> "lovmusic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:2afa01c49d80$360860f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> > hi, go to dbpoweramp.com or goldwave.com.
> > someone told me about them, PLEASE, help me, i too use
> > wmp9 and copied my cd's too. but i want to make copies of
> > them but cann't burn them with my easy cd creator 4.
> > because that program dosn't recognize wma's only mp3 and
> > wav files now, can u help me. i don't have a mp3 player
> > just want to make copies of what is in my wmp. and there
> > is no option to burn from there. thanks please
> > >.
> > >
>
> Use the dBPowerAMP music converter with the WMA plugin from their "Codecs
> Central" page to convert from WMA to MP3:
> http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
>
> A better solution in your case would probably be to re-rip your CDs in MP3
> or WAV format in the first place, using this excellent *freeware* ripper,
> instead of WMP: http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ This is a better solution
> because WMA and MP3 are both "lossy" formats, and converting from one to
> tthe other causes the fidelity to suffer- although perhaps not always
> noticeably. And besides, you still have your original CDs to extract the
> audio files from!
>
> Regards,
> Ian.
>
>
>

Ionizer

Windows Media PLayer 9 has a burn to CD option where the CD will be
converted to a readable style, if you're trying to data write the music to a
cd say 200 MP3's to one CD i would suggest windows xp professional plus.
This has an MP3 converter on it and it will go through an whole directory
for you and convert these to all MP3's for you.

Andy

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"Gazza God Dard" <Gazza God (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
newsA52ECF9-95A6-454F-A38B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Window Media does not except my TEAC MPOD-300s MP3 in any shape or form.
> running out of ideas........
>
> "Ionizer" wrote:
>
> > "lovmusic" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:2afa01c49d80$360860f0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> > > hi, go to dbpoweramp.com or goldwave.com.
> > > someone told me about them, PLEASE, help me, i too use
> > > wmp9 and copied my cd's too. but i want to make copies of
> > > them but cann't burn them with my easy cd creator 4.
> > > because that program dosn't recognize wma's only mp3 and
> > > wav files now, can u help me. i don't have a mp3 player
> > > just want to make copies of what is in my wmp. and there
> > > is no option to burn from there. thanks please
> > > >.
> > > >
> >
> > Use the dBPowerAMP music converter with the WMA plugin from their
"Codecs
> > Central" page to convert from WMA to MP3:
> > http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm
> >
> > A better solution in your case would probably be to re-rip your CDs in
MP3
> > or WAV format in the first place, using this excellent *freeware*
ripper,
> > instead of WMP: http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ This is a better
solution
> > because WMA and MP3 are both "lossy" formats, and converting from one to
> > tthe other causes the fidelity to suffer- although perhaps not always
> > noticeably. And besides, you still have your original CDs to extract
the
> > audio files from!
> >
> > Regards,
> > Ian.
> >
> >
> >

Andrew Soden wrote:
> Ionizer
>
> Windows Media PLayer 9 has a burn to CD option where the CD will be
> converted to a readable style, if you're trying to data write the music to a
> cd say 200 MP3's to one CD i would suggest windows xp professional plus.
> This has an MP3 converter on it and it will go through an whole directory
> for you and convert these to all MP3's for you.

It's the Windowsmedia Digital Plus Pack, not Windows XP Pro Plus (I have
no idea what that would be).