Windows 7 - Convert .wma to .wmv
Asked By RecoveringFeminist
28-Jan-10 07:26 PM
I have been all over Microsoft and the web trying to find a free conversion
option to convert .wma to .wmv. I used a microphone plugged in the
microphone slot and used sound recorder. It appeared to record, but the
recording was made in wma and does not play on QuickTime, RealPlayer or
Windows Media Player. Also, where is the "sound card"? Thank you!
Windows Media
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RealPlayer
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QuickTime
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Audio
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Microphone
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Wmv
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Wma
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Wmv
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nenna replied to RecoveringFeminist
"RecoveringFeminist" wrote:
Hot-text replied to RecoveringFeminist
So you would like to convert Audio (wma) to a Video (wmv)
Convert it with Windows Movie Maker is the only way to do it!
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