mp3 (NOT iPOD) bird song? - A question for you computer geeks out there!

[Thierry Lach]

If you've got Windows, you can use Media Player to "rip" the tracks as
WMA.   After doing that with Stokes, I was able to copy them to my Windows
CE iPaq.  Nice thing is that if you are connected to the internet, Media
Player will look up the names of the birds - almost all of the tracks are
single birds (99 tracks per CD, probably 90 of them are single birds, the
rest have two birds on the track).  Makes it easier to find what I'm looking
for.  Hope this helps.

On 6/26/07, Dave Borneman <davidborneman at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> OK, I know I can buy a version of the Stokes bird song CDs (from Bird
> Jam)to play on an iPod (which I don't own), BUT can I buy something similar
> to play on a non-iPod mp3 player - in a different format, since the Bird Jam
> ones only work on an iPod? I need something in a WMA or mp3 format. Any
> advice? -dave
>
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