Converting MP3 to WMA

[Guest]

Hello
I'm hoping for some help with this problem. I have literally spent ALL day
trying to relocate the point, about 2 weeks ago, where I was able to go to my
list of MP3's that I had downloaded, and go to each song, and the drop=down
list gave this as an option -- the advantage being that it cut the size of
the mp3 about in half, but did not delete the mp3. I was going to save the
mp3's to discs and cut down on hardrive use.
I have been everywhere trying to see where that utility was because it is no
longer in use.
I have searched EVERYWHERE, and even tried web searches .. all that led me
to was a trial version Power MP3 WMA Converter, which has a limited Shareware.
I was going to spend my only day off this week trying to resume this project.
If anyone can offer any solutions or advice on locating the program I had
been working with, it would be fantastic.
I am currently using Windows Media Player 10, and XP SP-2.

Thanks for any assistance or suggestions.
Amber

 

[Ionizer]

Hello
I'm hoping for some help with this problem. I have literally spent ALL day
trying to relocate the point, about 2 weeks ago, where I was able to go to my
list of MP3's that I had downloaded, and go to each song, and the drop=down
list gave this as an option -- the advantage being that it cut the size of
the mp3 about in half, but did not delete the mp3. I was going to save the
mp3's to discs and cut down on hardrive use.
I have been everywhere trying to see where that utility was because it is no
longer in use.
I have searched EVERYWHERE, and even tried web searches .. all that led me
to was a trial version Power MP3 WMA Converter, which has a limited Shareware.
I was going to spend my only day off this week trying to resume this project.
If anyone can offer any solutions or advice on locating the program I had
been working with, it would be fantastic.
I am currently using Windows Media Player 10, and XP SP-2.

This may not be the tool you were using before, but you could use
dBpowerAMP Music Converter (freeware) with the wma codec from their codec
downloads page: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm It won't take you all
day to convert your mp3s to wma and then burn the mp3s to CD-R, if that's
what you really want to do.

 

[Guest]

Ionizer ....
Thanks for your reply.
When I try that website, I get the 404 error that says can't find that page.
I tried both clicking on your site in your text, and manually in the address
box.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
Amber

 

[Ionizer]

Ionizer ....
Thanks for your reply.
When I try that website, I get the 404 error that says can't find that page.
I tried both clicking on your site in your text, and manually in the address
box.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
Amber

I'm not sure what the problem is there, Amber. I just clicked on the link
in my post and it worked fine for me. The main site is here:
http://www.dbpoweramp.com There, you'll see a link to the Music Converter
near the top of the page.

Let me know,
Ian.