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Program to create Windows Media Files?
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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I need to create an audio file and the receiver needs it in Windows Media format. What is a good Mac program, hopefully free, that will do that? I also have an iPad and iPhone so if necessary an app for either device that will do this will work also.
Thanks.
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Nov 1999
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The commercial version of Flip4Mac should do it.
Why on earth does it HAVE TO be Windows Media? MP3 would be so much less trouble, and it would be far less limited.
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The person that needs this file is definitely not computer savvy and I sent it in another format earlier. I can't remember which format it was but she can't play it so she stated she knows she can play Windows Media format so to send that. Now that I'm thinking about it though she must have Windows Media Player since she has windows. I know as I read that Windows Media Player will play wav, mp3, aif and others. Are there any other audio recording programs for the Mac that I should look at that will play these other formats that Windows Media Player will play?
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Windows Media Player will play mp3s. If she can't play your mp3s, changing players is probably not going to solve the problem.
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Nov 1999
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He probably sent them as AAC, which WMP can not play.
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