transfer of audio file's

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i have a portable storage device/player but it won't play my wma file's that i've just transfered across to player,but plays my wav file's any idea's ?i'am a novice user
 
kini kid said:
i have a portable storage device/player but it won't play my wma file's
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that i've just transfered across to player,but plays my wav file's any
idea's ?i'am a novice user

If your portable player doesn't support wma files, you will need to convert
them to a format which the device does support. Wav files are very large-
if your device plays mp3 files I would recommend that you convert the wma
files to mp3 instead. You'll fit a lot more music on your player that way.

Use this freeware to convert wma to anything you like:
http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm You will also need to grab the Windows
Media Audio codec from their codecs download page.

Regards,
Ian.
 
Kini, below website has one of the most elaborate converters for just abou
any format of music to convert, and it is free. Highly recommended by
computer magazines such as PC Magazine, PC World and Byte
MediaMonkey Free MP3 Jukebox Player, Music Library Organizer (3.8mb
http://www.mediamonkey.com/
 
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