[Arny Krueger]

"PenaL" wrote in message

My friend has got the laptop -PC with Win 7. Hi tries to
edit some audio-tracks using free Audacity -editor.
Problem seems to be, the Audacity doesn't accept for
instance, the Windows' own WMA, or MP3 -audio formats.
Only the unpacked format, what the Audacity will record
itself, can work. So, the all the "odd" formats should
have to convert to suitable form for Audacity-editor.
How this will happen? For that, first will need suitable
convert-software, I think. But, from where my friend will
get it, because the software should have to be very easy
to handle, and cheap ( = read: free... )

On the worst day of your life, you search for a utility that will convert
the source file format into .wav format.

For example, Winamp will read a wide variety of audio file formats and write
to a file.