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Originally Posted by Minbu
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.
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It'll lower the quality even more. Same with any of this burn to CD/rip it as an MP3 business. You are converting lossily compressed audio to another lossy format which means you get even lower audio fidelity than you started off with.
Personally I would avoid all legal download sites in the UK - the stuff they sell is of low quality, and isn't worth the money at all IMO. It's all a con and the customer is the person that gets screwed in the end by having low quality audio files which they have no control over.
Use AllofMP3.com for cheap, 'legal' downloads which are DRM free and offered in a number of compressed and uncompressed formats.