convert .wml to .wav or .mp3

[larry22]

Can anyone help? I've downloaded some songs from Walmart's website. They come with a .wml extension. I'm using Adaptec CD Ceator to burn the CD and copy the songs to the CD. I get an error message saying only valid file types are .wav and .mp3.

How do I get Adaptec to recognize the .wml files?

Thanks.

[Black_Tyger]

there is a lot of converters out there and most are freeware. If you go to a good search engine like google and search " wml wav converter " or " wml mp3 converter " or something similar it should get you somewhere

[Bops2000]

I think the .wml is actually a converted html file for wireless technology, such as cell phones and stuff. I did a little pokin' around and found some stuff to convert to html or html to wml.
are you talking about ringtones?

[larry22]

To Black_Tyger: Once I downloaded a freeware converter and Iit had some awful programs embedded in it that I almost never got rid of. If I could get a freeware without any embedded programs, I would download in a minute.

To Bops2000: Not referring to ring tones. .wml is the format WalMart's music doenloads arrive in.

[Black_Tyger]

yea you sort of get that if your not careful but you learn how to spot those sorts of things (most of the time anyways)

[santosh]

Originally posted by Black_Tyger
there is a lot of converters out there and most are freeware. If you go to a good search engine like google and search " wml wav converter " or " wml mp3 converter " or something similar it should get you somewhere ;)

[blanko]

you can use winamp i belive!

[sabianq]

you could always use the analogue conversion trick :)