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Converting WMA to MP3 w/ ID3 tagging using the FREE Creative Audio Converter

 

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I was searching for a convenient way to convert my (non-DRM)WMA audio files to mp3 format, but I found that it was difficult to find a solution that met my needs.  I looked up audio converters on Google and I was provided a large list of tools that sounded great.  I downloaded a few and I was surprised to learn that all tools required manually inputting information into id3 tags.  I research the problem a little more and several sources pointed out that WMA to mp3 tagging is not as easy as it sounds.  I figured that I would have to buy a plugin that worked with the Windows Media Player.  The prices ranged from $9.99 and up.  I would have purchased them , but I didn’t see any description that the products could do what I needed them to do.  Most of the tools provided ID3 tags when ripping from a CD to Mp3, but none offered ID3 tags when converting from WMA to MP3. 

 I have an iPod now, but I used to use a Creative Jukebox Zen Xtra.  I figured that I would try to reload or download the software that came with the product because I was sure that it offered a free conversion tool.  I went to the Creative USA site and they did offer a tool.  The tool works like a charm and converts title, track, and album name to ID3 tags.  I am including the link below and hopefully it will save someone some time.  The actual article below describes the conversion from Mp3 to WMA, but it is easy enough to figure out how to do it the other way. You don’t actually have to own a Creative Mp3 player for this program to work.  This is a great tool if you all of a sudden have a large collection of DRM free WMA files to convert.

Here is a screenshot of the program:  

*Note: Creative no longer has a direct link to the Audio Converter.  You will have to download the full software bundle.  You can delete the programs thst you don’t need.

Here is a direct link to the article and dowload.  <-- not working

Try this link. You will need to select your Country and mp3 player.  Any of the Zen Players should work.  Download the Creative Media Source Organizer.

 If you have iTunes, you can also just drag any unprotected WMA file into the library window and have the option to convert WMA files to Mp3.