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Taylor Hicks..Again


Question Posted Saturday May 27 2006, 1:51 pm

Okay, I downloaded the program that you said and i think i converted it right but it STILL wont let me put it on a CD..now instead of saying "taylor hicks.mp3" it says "taylor hicks.WAV" and you said it should be .WMA what did i do wrong now?

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Krupple answered Saturday May 27 2006, 11:59 pm:
Actually, I messed up. WAV is what it should be. Make sure you copy the wav one though. Usually it will save a separate one, and you'll still have the mp3 in the original spot it was before you converted it.
Feel free to send another if it still won't work.

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