[tpicco]

I do counseling. I usually record my sessions on a casette tape recorder with clients and give them a copy. Some of them are requesting CDs. I checked out a few reasonably priced office digital audio recorders. They say WMA. I have a Mac. I can burn MP3 files to a CD.

Do I need to convert these WMA files before I can put them into iTunes and then burn a disc?

I am not an audio type guy. I want to record voices and burn a disc as easily as possible, while I chat with the client right after the session ad before they leave.

Any input?

My friend -- you are in luck:

http://www.nch.com.au/switch/

Just download the free version and see how well it works...

- Mason

[seanc]

I don't think iTunes on the Mac supports it but iTunes on Windows will convert WMAs into MP3s if you import them.

[iName]

I just got a new Mac Book a few months ago, and the WAV files I record from my digital camera won't open in iTunes or Garage Band (but will open in Quick Time). Would this program help?

[Big Mac]

iTunes won't convert them unless you're in Windows, but other utilities will.