Best WMA to MP3 batch converter for MacBook Pro

Flip4Mac pay version enables Quicktime conversion of WMA. I don't know if this extends to applications which may use Quicktime as a decoding engine.

There may be a pay version of Switch which lets you do bunches of files.

All the free ways I know of that will run on your computer do not do batch conversion.

Which codec was used to encode the WMA? I recall once I simply switched the file extension and one suddenly played as mp3 in Quicktime.

EasyWMA is a popular one for the Mac. Switch can also do it.

Or, if you happen to have access to a PC, iTunes for Windows can convert WMA to MP3, after which you can bring the MP3 files to your Mac on a flash drive..

then I will delete the WMA files.

It's about time. 🙂

Steve - one additional note: Make sure your files are normal unprotected WMA files, since protected WMA cannot be converted. Protected WMAs could have happened if you ever ripped a CD using the default settings of Windows Media Player, or if you ever bought tracks from one of the many (now-defunct) online stores that sold songs in protected WMA format.