How to Easily Convert From WMA to MP3?

[Blue Canary]

I ripped a CD on to my computer and I want to put it on my phone, but the files are all WMA. Is there a way to convert them all to MP3 without using a website or a program or something?

 

[Ayn Stein]

Is there a way to convert them all to MP3 without using a website or a program or something?

I use something called FormatFactory to convert audio files. There's no way to do the conversion without some sort of program.

 

[Emma]

I use Freemake Audio Converter. It works pretty well. But it has a pretty annoying and bad installer that tries to force adware on you. If you know how to get rid of that stuff, which I do (Spybot Search & Destroy), you can get it installed and be able to use it. It has a lot of conversions preset.

 

[Mamono101]

What program did you rip the CD with? A lot of the time, you can toggle a setting so that the files rip as MP3s. See if the program you used has this setting and re-rip the CD.

If I need to convert audio files, usually FLAC to MP3, I use Audacity because that's what I was first introduced to. It's not really the most intuitive software, but it gets the job done.

 

[Blue Canary]

It's okay guys. I just used a website. It was annoying, but it's over now.

 

[Ayn Stein]

It's okay guys. I just used a website. It was annoying, but it's over now.

I suddenly remembered why I generally don't reply to help threads.

 

[Ronin]

Googling "free mp3 converter" turns up a lot of additionally useful results, too.

Since the issue is now resolved, I'll be closing this thread. Message me if this is inconvenient.