Converting m4a/aac files to wma files

[Greyfox]

Hi Guy's,

I want to load up a number of albums onto a flash stick to play via the USB port on a Denon RCD-M37DAB unit. The manual states the files must be in wma format. I have a copy of J J Cale's Grasshopper album on the PC in wma which I've copied to the FS and it plays fine. However it will not play anything other than that format.

All of my other albums on iTunes and Window Media Player are m4a and AAC format. What is the easiest way to convert these to wma? The PC is running Windows 8 but cannot find a 'save as' facility to save in a different format. There are a number of 'free' downloads on the internet but having not used any am unsure of which to use. Any advice or guidance would be much appreciated.

Regards

GF

 

[Bazzer]

Alan "save as " wont work for audio conversion , Windows Media player will do it but you will need to download a codec pack http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-Any-Type-of-Audio-in-Windows-Media-Player.

Or download MediaMonkey and the tools will be there for you.

Somebody a lot more savvy than me will be along shortly if you need more help.

good luck :^

 

[NAM]

I use dB poweramp converter

 

[AmDismal]

I use dB poweramp converter

It has a great batch converter, which is very easy to use. You could probably fudge Foobar to do it, but dbpa is much nicer to use.

 

[gjm]

Super ©. Converts pretty much anything to pretty much anything else compatible. And it's free.

 

[Greyfox]

Many thanks to all for your help and guidance - knew I could rely on you to come up with a 'How To Do' solution (could be a new thread there!!)

Regards

Alan