#MAC EASYWMA PRO#

avi extension is actually just a wrapper for several different video compressors-including DivX, XviD, 3ivx, and Indeo. Part of the problem is that there’s no one right solution for all AVI files. One of the most common sources of video frustration on the Mac involves trying to watch movies with.

You’ll likely run into these incompatible formats if you download live performances from places such as the But there are plenty of other lossless formats that iTunes doesn’t support-most notably, SHN (Shorten) and FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec). With iTunes 4.5, Apple added Apple Lossless, an audio codec that compresses audio without throwing away any data. You’ll need to use one of the audio recorders mentioned in the previous section to import the songs into iTunes. But like Windows Media Player, RealPlayer can’t convert RealAudio files into other formats. Like WMA files, RealAudio files require a special player-in this case, the free

(Ĭlick here for more on using streaming-audio recorders.)Īnother audio format you’re likely to come across on the Web is RealAudio. Simply save the recording as an AIFF, MP3, or AAC file, and then import it into iTunes.

#MAC EASYWMA PRO#

WireTap Pro can record any sound played on your Mac-including songs played by Windows Media Player. Its simple drag-and-drop interface lets you quickly convert many WMA files to MP3 or WAV files.įor the files EasyWMA can’t handle, there is a more circuitous route. If you want to add the songs to your iTunes library, you’ll need to try Patrice Bensoussan’s freeĮasyWMA.

Although Windows Media Player will let you listen to compatible WMA files, it won’t let you export the files to an iTunes-friendly format.

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