Can convert .oma file on hard drive to .m4a file that iTunes will import?

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Can convert .oma file on hard drive to .m4a file that iTunes will import?

I have some .oma music files on my hard drive that were downloaded from Sony's sonicstage. They were moved to my iTunes folder on my hard drive, but when I go to my iTunes library and import them, nothing happens, and the songs do not show up. Can I convert the song files, while they reside on my hard drive, to .m4a files or some other format that iTunes will import?

Dell laptop at work and Dell computer at home, Windows XP, windows 2000 pro on home computer

Posted on Mar 25, 2006 4:25 PM

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Mar 25, 2006 5:08 PM in response to Tim6634

If what every Sony software you use to play those files will let you burn them to CD then you can convert them to CDs and then import them into iTunes that way.

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