Using EAC - Club CDFreaks

mongor64 · 20-12-2007

Can i use EAC on an existing WMA file on my hard drive and convert it to MP3? and if not does a like program do this such as CDex?

*Mr. Belvedere* · 20-12-2007

No. No.
If your WMA file is unprotected you can convert it to mp3 via mediacoder or something.

RCM · 21-12-2007

But you will lose quality because they are both lossy formats

20-12-2007	#1 (permalink)
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20-12-2007	#2 (permalink)
Mr. Belvedere CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Cthulhu Ninja Zombie Posts: 14,666	Re: Using EAC No. No. If your WMA file is unprotected you can convert it to mp3 via mediacoder or something. __________________ I might be evil. Want to make dvd movie backups? Take the 5-step or the 2-step process. Fun, fast and free!

21-12-2007	#3 (permalink)
RCM CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 80	Re: Using EAC But you will lose quality because they are both lossy formats

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