Edhern72

If you at all have the oppurtunity, first off, it would be a much better idea to re-rip the files straight to Mp3 rather than to convert from WMA to Mp3 but if you need to do that then you could try a reinstall of Switch.

How can I re-rip without the source CDs? In the line of work that I do, I rip CDs that customers have in their cars. That was only like the first 7 or 8 CDs that I ripped on my laptop, everything else has been in MP3 format.

I'm trying to convert my WMA files that I ripped on my Windows Media 11 to MP3, but I keep getting an error that the files are not supported or that the correct codecs or plug-ins aren't installed. After looking at the technical support page, it suggested that DirectX not installed could be the issue. I installed the DirectX and I still get the error. Any support on this will be greatly appreciated.