Import wma music files into i tunes

how do i import wma files into my i tunes?

Hi ZipsTI,
iTunes for Mac OS X does not have the ability to import Windows Media Audio files. See this article -
Importing Windows Media Audio files with iTunes for Windows - Apple Support
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Best,
Brett L

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