[wayneman50]

I used Honestech's VHS to DVD Audio Recorder to capture a streaming audio concert. The file it created is a wma file. I would like to edit the file to create individual tracks for each song so I can burn it to CD. I have used CD Wave Editor for years on wav files, but it does not work on wma's. I figure I could either 1. convert the wma to a wav. (I tried using Windows Media Audio Lossless to Wave Converter, but the message states that the source must be a lossless wma file.)  or 2. edit the wma file. I am concerned about downloading any old free software out there that may contain malware. Can someone recommend someplace I could get software that would be safe and preferably free?

 

Thanks.

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I'm working on it. I'll keep you posted. Thanks.

Edited by wayneman50, 10 December 2016 - 07:47 AM.

[wayneman50]

I'm working on it. I'll keep you posted. Thanks.

Edited by wayneman50, 10 December 2016 - 07:47 AM.

[RolandJS]

If the freebie don't work, you can try WaveEditor 2 from Cyberlink -- it seems to be pretty good!

[wayneman50]

Audacity worked. Thanks. This issue may be closed.