Convert WMA to MP2

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WMA vs MP2 Format Comparison

Aspect	WMA (Source Format)	MP2 (Target Format)
Format Overview	WMA Windows Media Audio Proprietary format by Microsoft, available in both lossy and lossless variants. Lossy Proprietary	MP2 MPEG-1 Layer II Legacy lossy format widely used in broadcasting and professional environments. Lossy Standard
Technical Specifications	Sample Rates: 8–48 kHz Bit Rates: 64–320 kbps Compression: Lossy (WMA codec) Channels: mono, stereo	Sample Rates: 16–48 kHz Bit Rates: 32–384 kbps Compression: Lossy (MPEG Layer II) Channels: mono, stereo
Advantages	Integrated support on Windows Supports both lossy and lossless Good mid-bitrate quality	Excellent stability for broadcast use Low decoding complexity Widely supported in professional audio systems
Disadvantages	Proprietary licensing Poor support outside Windows Less efficient than modern codecs	Outdated format with limited consumer support Higher bitrates needed than MP3 for similar quality No support for advanced coding features
File Size	Typical Size: Medium ~3–5MB per minute (192–256 kbps)	Typical Size: Large ~4–6MB per minute (256–320 kbps)
Compatibility	Good: Windows Media Player Limited: Some non-Windows players	Excellent: Broadcast & pro tools Limited: Consumer devices
Quality vs Size	Quality: Very Good Efficiency: Good	Quality: Good Efficiency: Poor
Common Uses	Windows Media streaming Corporate audio Legacy Windows devices	Digital radio & TV broadcasting Professional audio archiving Real-time audio feeds

Why Convert WMA to MP2?

MP2 remains a broadcast standard with low complexity decoding and stable quality at higher bitrates. Converting WMA to MP2 ensures compatibility with professional broadcasting equipment and archival systems. Use MP2 when reliability and interoperability in radio/TV workflows are paramount.