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Minbu · 31-08-2005, 21:42

Play the wma file and record it using Windows Sound Recorder or a program such as Audacity. This can be saved as a WAV file. Then use Cheetah Audio Converter, or a similar program, to convert the file to wma, mp3 or whatever. It's a long-winded process but the end result is a non-protected copy of the original.

31-08-2005, 21:42	#6
Minbu Inactive Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Derby Services: VM TV & BB, BT phone Posts: 157	Re: wma music Play the wma file and record it using Windows Sound Recorder or a program such as Audacity. This can be saved as a WAV file. Then use Cheetah Audio Converter, or a similar program, to convert the file to wma, mp3 or whatever. It's a long-winded process but the end result is a non-protected copy of the original.