Can you try playing the mp3 directly within Switch? We're trying to work out what the cause of the problem is, because we're unable to replicate it here. Are you using Vista? Where did you obtain the .wma files?
Do you have another computer that you can try and play the mp3 files on? It could be some protecting mechanism kicking in, blocking your ability to play the files because it believes they are illegal.
Greetings,
I've also just started using SWITCH and have run into the same problems as other users have in converting wma to mp3 format (recent posts within the last day or so). My 'work-around' is to open the file saved by SWITCH using WAVE PAD (which plays the file) and then use the <Save As> option to re-save the file. Media player then plays the new file.
I'm using a Gigabyte motherboard, with a 2.68 GHz Celeron processor, with 1.00 GB of RAM and a Seagate ST3250820A, and using XP Home Edition. version 2002 with Service Pack 2 loaded.
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Greetings,
I've also just started using SWITCH and have run into the same problems as other users have in converting wma to mp3 format (recent posts within the last day or so). My 'work-around' is to open the file saved by SWITCH using WAVE PAD (which plays the file) and then use the <Save As> option to re-save the file. Media player then plays the new file.
I'm using a Gigabyte motherboard, with a 2.68 GHz Celeron processor, with 1.00 GB of RAM and a Seagate ST3250820A, and using XP Home Edition. version 2002 with Service Pack 2 loaded.
Cheers