Dow well does that work?  They just came out with Gold Wave 5.22  and
there is even a section in their manual about using it with screen
readers!
	I also after months of problems with getting a music CD to copy to
the DS-50 did is successfuly and when you copy with say Media Player you
have to remove the copyright, and then paste the tracks you want to the
respective folder and you are good to go!





On Mon, 22 Oct 2007, Mick wrote:

> Here is a link for a free utility that will convert wma to mp3 format.
>
> http://www.wma-mp3.org/
>
> It will only convert legal wma files to mp3 however. What I mean by this
> is you may not be able to convert a wma file if you don't hold a license
> for it. In other words, if you are using Napster to download files
> (napster downloads in wma format) you will not be able to convert them
> if you didn't buy them. Use this tool. If it can't be converted it will
> tell you so and why it can't be converted.
>
> Mick
>
> Don Moore wrote:
>
> >Any suggestions for converting wav files to MP3?  Thanks.
> >
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