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Converting FLAC Files

I have a very large hard drive full of FLAC and WMA files which for whatever (probably simple) reason can't be read or played on a MacBook I recently acquired--how do I convert the files so they're usable with the Mac?
Thanks in advance....
loomisjohnson
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amg56
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If you want metadata in your .wav files MP3TAG is a program that should help. It supports all common formats.
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jond
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+1 dBpoweramp file converter it works great and is easy to use.
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kijanki
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+1 XLD

loomisjohnson OP
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thanks guys--i'll try xld or dbpoweramp
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audioengr - I am not a fan of FLAC because the SQ is inferior to .wav. I don’t care if you cannot hear the difference. I can hear the difference.
Steve, I agree with you, but flac still has the advantage from a disk space utilization perspective. Point is, store the data as flac, listen as wav. If you have as much music as I do, you shall become a "fan". :)
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