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Old 01-09-2005, 10:08   #10
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Re: wma music

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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.
Won't work unless the sound card can record it's own outputs. The only range I know of that can do this without special software is the creative Audigy range, and I have a feeling the latest drivers disable this facility when you are playing any kind of protected music.
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