How Do You Convert Windows Media Audio & Video Files?
Microsoft’s Windows Media Player uses two proprietary file formats for its multimedia files. The Windows Media Video container, stored with the WMV extension, which is based on the ASF video standard. The Windows Media Audio or WMA format is the WMV’s music counterpart; WMAs are typically near-CD quality audio and are structurally similar to MP3s. In order to get the files to work with certain applications, particularly those on a Mac, you may need to convert them into a different format; many free online tools perform this service. Load media-convert.com in a web browser. On Media-convert’s homepage, click “Choose File” and find the file you wish to convert. Select “WMV” or “WMA” as your input format. Then select from one of the many available output music or movie formats. Click “OK” to start the conversion. Once it’s done, a pop-up with a link to your converted file appears. Open mediaconverter.org in your Web browser of choice. Click “Upload a file” and track down the Windows Media
