--- Andy Green <andy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Josh Coffman wrote: > > > I could really use some help converting WMA files > to > > another format. I bought some songs from > walmart.com, > > but they are WMA's. I just want to make an audio > cd > > for my wife. > > Can you play the WMAs in mplayer, or are they DRM'd > up the wazoo? If > you can play them in mplayer, you can use -ao pcm to > get the output > spooled into ./audiodump.wav, and that will go into > k3b to create the CD. > > If they are DRM'd... I guess that's a sign from > $DEITY not to give > walmart your money and encourage this nonsense. > > -Andy I'm not sure if I have the right codec for WMA or they are just too DRM'd, but they won't play in mplayer or the other players I currently have installed. I did find a script that uses mplayer to convert them, but all I get is an empty file. I booted WinXP just to see if I could burn them there, but no good. Win Media Player wouldn't burn them either. Didn't think to try to play them; just got fed up and went to bed. __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com