Play Licensed .wma

[podgey]

i have recently downloaded numerous .wma files that have been licences but when i open them it also opens an internet page that doesnt work is there any programmes to get rid of this or to convert to mp3 so that i can play these mp3s

thanks in advance

[Nightwolf]

Can you burn them to a CD with Media Player or Winamp? If so, then you could turn around and rip them from the CD as mp3's.

[ScotchGuy]

Yeah, but the quality would be so horrendous that you would rip your ears off.

[Nightwolf]

Why? There shouldn't be any quality loss.

[muchspl2]

:ph34r: google unfuck.exe :ph34r:

[podgey]

any other ideas i cant get unf**k.exe to work plz help

thanks in advance

[Vargas]

delete them, add .wma to your search filter and download the mp3 versions

[ScotchGuy]

Originally posted by Nightwolf@8 February 2004 - 23:41
Why? There shouldn't be any quality loss.
Are you kidding?

For one .wma is the shittiest quality file ever created and no one in their right mind would download them.

For two when you burn a cd and rip the file again the song does lose quality.

[podgey]

there are no mp3 versions they are albums u guys wont of ever heard of any other ideas thanx in advance

[internet.news]

Originally posted by podgey@10 February 2004 - 20:02
there are no mp3 versions they are albums u guys wont of ever heard of any other ideas thanx in advance
I've had the issue with "Gollum`s Song" - it redirect to a site saying
the license is no longer valid - this lead me to the conclusion that the site
may offer wma-files, valid for a certain time?

I would download them from new and record with "Magicsofts Soundcapture 1.0"
the Mixed Output - what I listening currently - of my Soundcard as MP3 in 128Bit
Quality.

Or: I would download the MP3 file.