Convert WMA to WAV

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WMA vs WAV Format Comparison

Aspect	WMA (Source Format)	WAV (Target Format)
Format Overview	WMA Windows Media Audio Proprietary Microsoft format, available in both lossy and lossless variants. Lossy Proprietary	WAV Waveform Audio File Format Uncompressed PCM format for highest fidelity audio with no data loss. Lossless Standard
Technical Specs	Sample Rates: 8–48 kHz Bit Rates: 64–320 kbps Channels: mono, stereo	Sample Rates: 8–192 kHz Bit Depth: 8, 16, 24, 32-bit Compression: Uncompressed (PCM) Channels: mono, stereo, multichannel
Advantages	Built-in Windows support Lossless option available in some versions Good mid-bitrate quality	Perfect audio fidelity with zero loss Universal compatibility across all platforms Ideal for professional editing and archiving
Disadvantages	Proprietary licensing restrictions Poor support on non-Windows platforms Less efficient than modern codecs	Very large file sizes Not suitable for streaming Requires significant storage space
File Size	Typical Size: Medium ~3–5MB per minute (192–256 kbps)	Typical Size: Large ~10MB per minute (44.1kHz/16-bit)
Compatibility	Good: Windows Media Player Limited: Some non-Windows players	Excellent: All audio software and hardware Good: Professional audio equipment
Use Cases	Windows Media streaming Corporate audio distribution Legacy Windows devices	Professional audio recording and editing Archiving high-fidelity audio Broadcast and mastering

Why Convert WMA to WAV?

Converting WMA to WAV yields uncompressed, lossless audio ideal for editing, archiving, and professional use. WAV preserves every detail of the original recording, making it the go‑to format when audio fidelity is paramount.