Pasar musica de mp3 a wma u otros formatos

Grabo musica con la aplicación brasero. La musica la tengo en formato mp3, pero el lector de CD RW del coche me da error, sin embargo en otros formato como el señalado no tengo problemas. Desearia una aplicación bajo Linux adecuado para realizar esas conversiones.

''koldo [[#question-1056806|said]]''
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Grabo musica con la aplicación brasero. La musica la tengo en formato mp3, pero el lector de CD RW del coche me da error, sin embargo en otros formato como el señalado no tengo problemas. Desearia una aplicación bajo Linux adecuado para realizar esas conversiones.
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Buenas tardes "koldo"
Por este medio, no puedo darte un programa en particular para utilizar en la conversion de formatos de audio, lo que si puedo brindarte, seria el uso de "wine" en Linux, que te permitiria el abrir muchas de las aplicaciones que se utilizan normalmente en windows, de esta manera, onvertir los archivos con cualquier programa "xxxx" que este dando vueltas popularmente en la web.
Link Wine [[https://www.winehq.org/]]

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Converting iTunes music to MP3 and/or WMA format

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Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller
Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller
Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller
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Bus Speed:              61440
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Hi fkerrin!
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1351
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