I Need Help! How do I convert my XP Media files into WAV FILES?

[Guest]

I'm a novice and totally over whelmed!
Can anyone walk me through the steps of saving CD music tracks and My Music files in Windows XP Media Audio Files into wav files
This is all new to me and I really just need someone to help walk me through the basics click by click

 

[Ionizer]

I'm a novice and totally over whelmed!
Can anyone walk me through the steps of saving CD music tracks and My

Music files in Windows XP Media Audio Files into wav files?

This is all new to me and I really just need someone to help walk me

through the basics click by click.

The freeware program "dBpowerAMP Music Converter" will convert Windows Media
Audio (.wma) files to wav, mp3 or what ever you like:
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm You will need to also download the
"Windows Media Audio Codec" from the codecs download page. Here's the FAQ
for dBpowerAMP: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm

When I extract (rip) music from CDs I never save the music in Microsoft's
proprietary wma format. Ripping to mp3 or directly to wav makes the files
much easier to work with, as you are discovering.

Regards,
Ian.

 

[Galley]

I'm a novice and totally over whelmed!
Can anyone walk me through the steps of saving CD music tracks and My Music files in Windows XP Media Audio Files into wav files?
This is all new to me and I really just need someone to help walk me through the basics click by click.

Download and install CDex. Insert a CD, and it should retrieve the track names.
If they are correct, click the "Extract CD tracks to WAV files" button. That's
it! CDex is FREE. http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/
Why do you need WAV files?