What is WMA
WMA is developed by Microsoft. WMA is mostly used for Web music. WMA can be played on Microsoft’s Zune portable music player and the Disney Mix Stick MP3 Player.

What is MP3
MP3 is a compressed Audio format. It is developed by the Moving Picture Experts Group. MP3 is commonly used on music and audiobooks. It has near-CD quality sound, and roughtly 1/10 the size of a .WAV or .AIF file. MP3 can be played on iPod, Zune and other portable music players and mobile phone.

iSkysoft Video Converter for Mac is not only a Video converter on Mac, but also a Audio converter on Mac. You can convert video to video, video to audio, and audio to audio with this Mac converter. Here show you how to convert WMA to MP3 on Mac OS with this Mac WMA to MP3 Converter. And you also can convert mp3 to wma.

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Step 1. Run iSkysoft Video Converter for Mac. Double click the icon of iSkysoft Video Converter for Mac to run it. Then you can see its interface like following picture.

Step 2. Add WMA audio file.
Click the “Add Files” button to open your music folder, and choose a WMA audio file for your source file. The WMA files will list on the right of this converter.

Step 3. Choose output audio format. Choose MP3 format from the format drop-down list. Click “Browse” to choose a folder to save your output MP3 audio file.

Click “Browse” to choose a folder to save your output MP3 audio file.

If you don’t want to use the default settings, you can click “Settings” button to change the settings. You can set audio encoding settings by selecting a sample rate, an audio channel, a bit rate and an audio encoder.

Step 4.  Convert WMA to MP3. Then click the “Convert” button to convert WMA to MP3 with high quality and high speed.

After successful converted WMA to MP3 for Mac, the interface will like below. The converted MP3 audio shall be stored in the folder you have previously selected.

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