At 4:26 PM +0200 9/22/05, Kirk McElhearn wrote: >On Sep 22, 2005, at 4:06 PM, Lynda Farabee wrote: > >>>>Altho I can work with the individual sermon files on the CD >>>>provided by PC person, I have to use Audion. iTunes doesn't >>>>recognize the CD. It's on my desktop but not seen through iTunes. >>>>They are .wma files. >>>> >>> >>>Hold on - you're working with .wma files? How? A CD should give >>>WAV/AIFF files... >>> >> >>I'm sorry...not clear.....a PC person takes the CD iTunes can't >>work with, puts the sermon file on the CD and gives it to me. That >>file is .wma That's what I finally convert to mp3 thru Audion. I >>never did it this way before. >> >>Originally I had .aiff files but now iTunes won't convert them. Is >>this more clear? > >I still don't understand. Why do you get a wma file? That's a >compressed Windows Media Player file... I don't - DO NOT_ get a wma file originally. I get that from my helper. She gives me a CD with the file on it that she has gotten from the original CD which I can't do anything with. I don't know how she gets the wma file. I know the original file is aiff on the original CD is aiff. -- --Lynda http://www.eddfarabee.com/ and http://www.fpc-levelland.org