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At this time, there is no WMA support in iTunes except to convert it to AAC or MP3. I have not seen a project out there meant to use WMA in iTunes, so it looks like your out of luck.
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One trick with iTunes 6, if you have the Flip4Mac WMV plugin, is to open up the WMA in QuickTime, save it as a reference file, and then put that in your library. It shows up as a video, of course, and it gives you a blank, black screen when played, but it still works.
It would be REALLY cool if someone could figure out how to stop this from happening...
Post edited by: JediJoker7169, at: 2005/10/15 01:12
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I think the WMA icon is a layover from the PC Version of Itunes which can play WMA files.
You can try EasyWMA but it will not convert protected WMA files. Easy WMA is shareware but if you have lots of conversions to do it makes life a lot simpler.
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