HELP. Does any one know if it is possible to transfer wma files to an unsupported mp3 player?

Question

I cannot get my windows media to work at the moment so i am using real one player. The mp3 player i am using is the phillips go gear 512 mb, which is not compatible with real one player. Much oblige if you could help.

Answer 1

Have you tried dragging and dropping one track to see if it plays?
Also, it should support WAV. Most of them do. If you can convert your tracks to WAV using Audacity it might play those.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ -Audacity music tool.
Audacity is free. Open your track, click File - Export as WAV, and save it.

Answer 2

You don't have to go through a player like RealOne or Windows Media Player to copy files to your MP3 device - you can always use Windows Explorer instead.

Go to your Start menu, All Programs, Windows Explorer (note - not Internet Explorer) - in the window on the left-hand side you should be able to find both the folder your music is in (probably under My Documents) and your MP3 player itself (probably the E: drive). You can then drag and drop the music files between the two.

Answer 3

hmmmm.
let's say you don't have other media player.
i guess this would be harder but you could drag and drop the songs you like to your mp3. but let's say there's like a hundred songs to choose from this will definitely be tough so better use media player.
but you can take your time and copy and paste all the songs you want in your player if you like.