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converting music tracks to WMA from MP3
I have read that I can get more tracks on my MP3 player by converting the files to WMA - I am not very technical on computers and do not want to do anything which may lose all my stored music. Can someone please give me a laymans guide to converting these tracks from MP3 to WMA - I would be very grateful. Thank you
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WMA is considered to be better quality than mp3. Therefore you can encode at half the bit rate in WMA and get the same quality. i.e. 64bps WMA = 128bps mp3. This would mean you can get twicw as many tracks on your mp3 player.
To convert them use this program - it is free and works.
http://www.brothersoft.com/mp3_audio/rippers_e ncoders/nbfree_mp3_to_wma_converter_43124.html
Make sure you backup your original tracks in case your mp3 player will not play WMA files.
To convert them use this program - it is free and works.
http://www.brothersoft.com/mp3_audio/rippers_e ncoders/nbfree_mp3_to_wma_converter_43124.html
Make sure you backup your original tracks in case your mp3 player will not play WMA files.
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