chrismccord

Whats even more confusing is that fact I just did this same thing on a PC at work, using the Free Switch and when I imported the .MP3 file into iTunes, it kept all the album information. So now I'm wondering if this is a Mac/OSX issue?

I have a nice sized, 150GBs plus, of .WMA music that I had when I was a PC user. I'm trying to convert it all to .MP3 so I can use it on my new Mac. Switch works awesome except for the fact that the first album I converted from .WMA to .MP3 is not recognized in iTunes. My guess is in the process of the conversion from .WMA to .MP3, Switch removed the ID3 information? I don't want to manually enter all the album information for every .MP3 album I have once Switch converts them all. iTunes on Mac doesn't convert .WMA to .MP3, iTunes on PC does, but I don't have a PC anymore which is why I bought Switch to do this work for me. But now its only half of what I want as I need to keep the album information so I don't have to manually enter all this in. Do I need to request a refund for Switch if it doesn't do this?

I've recently moved from PC to Mac, and so I'm trying to convert my entire .WMA library of music (150+ GBs) to .MP3, and I bought the $30 version of Switch for Mac, and when it converts my .WMA files its removing all the ID3 information from the file, so iTunes doesn't know anything about my music once the .WMA is converted to .MP3, it basically sees them as just MP3s with no info other than the file name. This is not what I paid $30 for this software for. I am going to get a refund if this is not a fixable issue. The tool is great other than this one issue.