MP4 to WMA

WMA files offer several advantages: they are significantly smaller than uncompressed WAV files and often smaller than MP3 files at the same quality level, thanks to Microsoft's efficient compression algorithm. WMA files play natively on Windows PCs, Windows Media Player, Groove Music, Xbox consoles, Zune devices, and many car stereos and portable media players. This makes WMA ideal for Windows users who want space-efficient audio files with excellent quality and broad device compatibility within the Microsoft ecosystem.

Yes, you have full control over the bitrate settings. After uploading your MP4 file, open "Advanced settings" and select any bitrate from 64 kbps to 320 kbps. Lower bitrates (64-128 kbps) create smaller files suitable for voice recordings or limited storage, while higher bitrates (192-320 kbps) provide better quality for music. You can also leave it on auto mode for a balanced approach that optimizes both file size and audio quality based on the source material.

The audio quality depends on the bitrate you choose. Selecting a high bitrate (192–320 kbps) keeps the sound very close to the original MP4 audio, with minimal perceptible quality loss. WMA's efficient compression algorithm helps maintain quality even at lower bitrates compared to other formats. Lower bitrates (64–128 kbps) create smaller files but may reduce fidelity, especially for music with complex frequencies. For best results, use 192 kbps or higher for music, and 128 kbps is usually sufficient for voice recordings or podcasts.

WMA support varies by platform. On macOS, Linux, and Android, most third-party media players like VLC, foobar2000, Kodi, and Media Player Classic can play WMA files without issues. However, native players on these platforms may not support WMA. For iPhone and iPad, Apple's native players don't support WMA, so you'll need a compatible third-party app from the App Store, or you can convert to AAC format which has native iOS support. For the best cross-platform compatibility, consider MP3 or AAC formats.

No, absolutely not. The converter produces standard, DRM-free WMA files that you can freely edit, copy, share, or transfer to any device without restrictions. Your converted WMA files are completely yours - no digital rights management, no usage limitations, and no licensing restrictions. You have full ownership and control over the files you create, making them perfect for personal use, backups, or sharing with others.

Videos up to 2 GB are supported for conversion. Larger video files should be trimmed or encoded locally before uploading to ensure smooth processing. The conversion time depends on factors such as file size, video resolution, audio complexity, and selected bitrate. All files are processed securely using encrypted HTTPS connections, ensuring your media remains private throughout the conversion process. For very large files, consider splitting them into smaller segments or using video editing software to extract the audio portion first.

Your privacy and security are our top priorities. All file uploads travel over encrypted HTTPS connections to protect your data during transmission. Files are processed securely in volatile memory (RAM) and are automatically deleted from our servers within minutes after conversion completion. We never store, share, or access your media files beyond the conversion process, ensuring complete privacy and security for all your audio content. Your files remain yours alone, with no permanent storage or third-party access.