[mahkook]

I have a delima... I have ripped about 700+ CD's yielding somewhere in the neighborhood of 10,000 tracks into my computer (and Yes, I do own the CD's!) I used 128 bit WMA format for the collection as that sounded good for my purposes as a jukebox to play my music in my woodshop and as background while working around the house. Now I have a series 2 Tivo (with networked home media feature) and a DVD player in the bedroom that will only play MP3 files. What I need is a decent free WMA to MP3 converter software to convert my library over. I know there are plenty of programs out there for $10 to $20, but this will be a one time use and I think it a waste to have it around after the deed is done. As for "trial periods" on demoware, there is always either a limit on the total number of files to convert or a limit of number that can be converted at one sitting.

Any help would be eagerly accepted!
Obrigado!

Mahkook

 

[MadDog5145]

dbPoweramp

But I recommend to rerip your CDs instead to ensure higher quality...

 

[mahkook]

you know how long it takes to rip 700+ CD's?????

My wife will kill me if I do that one again..........

 

[mahkook]

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Originally Posted by MadDog5145 dbPoweramp ..

Looks promising... I am going to install and give it a try!

Obrigado!

 

[minya]

You're going to be "enjoying" a serious fidelity loss.

 

[mahkook]

Quote:

Originally Posted by minya You're going to be "enjoying" a serious fidelity loss.

Please elaborate...

 

[minya]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mahkook Please elaborate...

You're making a lossy copy of something already lossy.