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Location: NJ | I am at my wits end.
I have nero suite installed on my computer.
I recorded a show last night on my olympus ls10
I then transferred the file to my computer.
for some reason the file was saved as a wma
when I went to burn it on an audio cd it only played about 10 seconds.
so I renamed both files and then it saved it to my recorder as a wma and not a wav.
so how do i rename convert this file to a wav? so I can record it. |
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Location: NJ | Did you try an .rtfb file?? |
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Location: East Tennessee | Here's a link to the one I use. Works fairly well and it's free.
Free File Converter |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | I use dBpoweramp. Converts everything |
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Location: NJ | seems like I have a corrupted file .
using vlc media player it works ok.
I think I need someone to edit the bad part out of the beginning
like i needed to spend an afternoon on this |
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Location: closely held secret | How big is the file, Al? |
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Location: NJ | 54 mb |
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Location: Ballston Lake, N.Y. | There's a program called Switch available for both Mac and PC. Real easy to use. It should convert your WMA TO WAV pretty quick then you can edit out the corrupted stuff. |
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