Yes, use iTunes. Just drag it into iTunes and it should begin the converting process.
iTunes for Mac can't read .wma files. There's an app called Switch that'll convert from .wma on Macs, but it's paid software. There is a demo version...not sure what the limitations are.
huh? I've done this in the past moving my music from the pc. Maybe they've changed it, but...
Windows iTunes can read .wma files, not on OS X though.
mPlayer just played the .wma file on my desktop, so I'd imagine that ffmpeg can convert it to an mp3...
iTunes for Mac can't read .wma files. There's an app called Switch that'll convert from .wma on Macs, but it's paid software. There is a demo version...not sure what the limitations are.
EasyWMA is also not free but is very popular for this purpose.... (Easywma actually uses ffmpeg as the engine, also).
Is it not free now? I downloaded it ages ago for free!![]()