WMAs to MP3

[Dmitri]

Whenever I copy music from my CD to my computer, it
inviariably assigns those files as "WMA" files. The
problem is that my CD player only plays MP3 files. Is
there any way to convert those files to MP3s?

Also is there a way to keep a consistent sound when my
MP3s are played back on my MP3 player? The sound varies
from song to song so I have to change the volume.

Thank you for reading.

 

[Ron]

Mp3 Gain will even out the volume on your mp3's (free) get
it here:
http://www.geocities.com/mp3gain/

Quit using media player to rip cd's. Get cdex, easy to use
& free. Get it here:
http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/downloads.php

Get Audacity here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Load your wma file, then export it as a wav file, then
convert it to mp3 with cdex.Again, quit using media player
to rip anything, get cdex.

 

[Dmitri]

Thank you Ron for your help. I just need some help on
finalizing your suggestions. I have downloaded the CDEX
version 1.51. The problem is what do I do now.
The "Convert" tab on top of the screen is confusing. Its
options include things like Convert from WAV to MP3. The
problem is that I don't have the files as either. They
are only WMA. Where do I go to "Export" the files. I have
been trying to find it in the WMA toolbar, but nothing
comes up. I appreciate your help.