Without going into the actual technical differences (a quick search on Google will give you all the jargon) MP3 sounds better. WMA is a proprietary format (Microsoft) which is reason enough for many not to use it and I won't even go into my distaste for Digital Rights Management with WMA.
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Are you just wanting to listen to them on the pc? If so then you don't need to change them to improve the sound - just use a different player that is capable of playing WMA files. I use Quintessential (known as QCD) which you can download here http://www.quinnware.com/. Try your files in QCD & listen to the quality improve Maybe for once someone will call me "Sir" without adding "you're making a scene" Homer J. Simpson
Thanks I will give it a try. I do want to listen on PC but also can u put MP3's onto CDs and can you fit more on a CD in MP3 format? So that I can have my own playlists etc.
If you want to put your music onto CD's to play in a normal HI-FI then they will need to be in CDA (Compact Disk Audio) format not a data format like MP3.
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