DJ BenPosted: 25 Sep 2007, 4:24pm
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From: Oaklands Park
Posts: 16,717
Joined: 1-November 03
From: Oaklands Park
QUOTE(~_*dani*_~ @ Sep 25 2007, 01:12 PM) [snapback]1068169457[/snapback]
Dear RA,
Are we able to start a seperate thread just for Ben and his computer questions?
LOL
(just jokes)
Are we able to start a seperate thread just for Ben and his computer questions?
LOL
(just jokes)
It has been commented on a few times that there needs to be a threead for me to post my 'immense' ammount of computer questions on RA so here goes for another:
Q. Stupidly about 3 years ago i used Windows Media Player to import 90% of my cd collection onto my collection. (About 2500 - 3000 cds in total). Because of the version of the program i could only import them as wma files but now would like them as mp3 files. I have searched on the net for a few freeware programs that will convert large ammounts of audio files from wma to mp3 but on trying to do so i have reached an alert window each time to say that (so far) many of the wma files have been encoded with some digital rights protection that windows media must have incrypted in the files. Does anyone know a way to get around this? It would save me ALOT of time from having to import all these songs again...
Ben
