W O T

I started copying all my LEGIT cd's and the goal was to compile all the good songs off of the cd's and make 2-3 solid sick cd's. So I was told to use Windows Media Players music copy function deal. So I copied all of my cd's into one folder and there all ------- laballed with the extension .WMA
I was hoping they would default be MP3 and I could convert them to .WAV to put them on cd's

I need some help

Hope someones up later to help

sumbody75

So your trying to make a MP3 cd. If thats the case, open up your cd burning program and in stead of making a music cd, make a data cd.

W O T

Nope, Im trying to make a .wave cd. But if I can get the files to MP3, I have a converter program that does the MP3 -> wave

I literally just spent 3 hours converting about 600 songs

Im not starting over lol

SpankedYA!

http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0....ter&tg=dl-2001

sleepercivic88

dont use windows media player for any encoding because they want everything to be wma. I found that I tunes encodes WAV MP3 AAC and so on and is easy to use. Try itunes.

Paul99EX

use CDex to convert, pretty easy

stillnoturbo

I use WMP but you just gotta change it in the options otherwise it'll record all your ---- to wma's. Now you just gotta find a program to change them but just go into media player and change so next you put music on your computer it saves them as mp3's. Sorry I know it doesn't really help

fork

A program called goldwave works to do all kinds of converions get it at cnet

HondaTuner

Why would you want to make .wav CD? Anyways, download MusicMatch Jukebox and you can convert stuff on your CD to MP3's and MP3's to WAV files. Just make absolutely sure that when you convert them to MP3 files you do it at perfect quality, a WAV file is 1024 kbs quality (perfect quality) but MP3's only go up to like, 832 or sumshit.

W O T

Thanks guys, got it all done, 14 cd's full