Convert Windows Media Audio

[terrace]

I have a Windows Media Audio/video playlist clip in My Documents. I saved theattachment there from an email/attachment. I`d like to put it on a disc but won`t do it because of the format. Do i have to convert the format and if so how would i do it and to what format. 

[Joey]

Do you want to put them on a disc so you can take put them on another computer?

[terrace]

No, i was trying to put it on a dvd disc through DVD Flick but i get the error as shown in my attachment.   

[Joey]

I see the file format is .wvx

Are you sure that is a Windows format? I know .wma, .wmv and .asf are Windows formats byt I never heard of .wvx

[terrace]

No i haven`t seen it before either. I googled and found a definition>>Web definitions for WVX
   The Advanced Stream Redirector (ASX) format is a type of XML metafile designed to store a list of Windows Media files to play during a multimedia ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WVX - Definition in context

[Joey]

Are you able to play this format at all on your computer?

[terrace]

   
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Are you able to play this format at all on your computer?

Yes, in Windows Media player.

[Joey]

ah, it's a Playlist file. So .wvx points to various files on your computer.

Here is a tutorial I found that shows you how to use the .wvx format to find and convert the files it lists into .wmv. Once it is .wmv you can do a lot more with that format.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5147850_convert-wvx-file-wmv.html

[terrace]

Joey-

ah, it's a Playlist file. So .wvx points to various files on your computer.

Here is a tutorial I found that shows you how to use the .wvx format to find and convert the files it lists into .wmv. Once it is .wmv you can do a lot more with that format.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5147850_convert-wvx-file-wmv.html

I tried that tutorial link and went to the download and followed the instructions>Step 1

"Download the audio converter "Super Audio Converter" by clicking on the link provided in the Resources section at the bottom of the page. This will lead you to the download page. Scroll down and click ".EXE file (4.6 MB)." The file will begin to download. Double-click the newly downloaded file. It will appear in either a "Downloads" pop-up window or as an icon on the desktop". I clicked on "exe.file (4.6Mb) (See attached SAC) but it only went to ( see attached SAC2) so i couldn`t go any further. However, i found the same petstar-einstein clip on You Tube and also found " You Tube downloader HD (See attached) and was able to put the clip on a disc. Don`t know about the "Super Audio Converter"





I thought i should try the "zip file" but you can see the results in my attachment-not free.

[Joey]

Cool that you found an alternate way to get what you wanted

Sorry about the other program, I thought it was free.

[terrace]

No worries. Cheers