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gusanitoverde

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Jun 12, 2003
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There is a webpage and I found some audio files I want to record in my Mac for later listening. Of course all the audio there is intended for Windows users and could only be opened with Windows Media Player, since it comes in .wax files. Can I download them somehow and convert them? Quicktime can't do it so far.

Please help!!!
 
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quigleybc said:
woah

wtf is a .Wax file?

that's a new one to me...

I did a Google search and this is the best description of a .wax file I came up with. Sounds like more Microsoft shenanigans to me :rolleyes:
 
My possible solution.

I may not download the file, but I can record what comes out of the speakers of my Mac. Which is very time consuming, since I want to download hours of audio. let's see... Any ideas guys?
 
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