I have several wma file that plays fine on amarock, but then again there are some wma files that won't play at all. In the ones that fail, I get a message saying: "There is no available decoder", it does not say anything else. >From what I read about wma format on wiki - there were several kinds of releases, specifically they talk about 4 distinct formats - none which are compatable wrt to each other, so would that mean one would need the 4 different codecs when playing "wma" tagged files? Geez. The thing here, is that these wma files plays on windoes media player just fine, but not amarock - sigh. Oh yeah - another question - why is it of the *many* windows/linux wma to mp3 converters fail to convert? Everything from "specificed source format could not be read", or "You need to update to directx 8.1 or above", or "Missing/corrupted keys (DRM)". Does anyone recommend a good wma to mp3 converter? I would like to convert all of my wma file into mp3 for universal compatability. Thanks- Dan -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
