Yes. They are really annoying. -DJ Craig
Zune does not support .wav files. You need to convert them into .wma lossless files for Zune to be able to play them. Supposedly the reason for this is that .wma files are smaller, with no loss of sound quality.
yes it does but you have to enable the "wma playback"you can find that in system settings
WMA is the Microsoft version of compressed sound files. The Bill Gates equivalent of mp3.
yes. OT-800 can play mp4 files. but i haven't tried yet playing wma.
Yes but not WMV (i think...)
No. The only video format that iPods will be able to recognize and play are mp4 files
The WMA format is in wide use. If you have a Zune you likely listen to WMA-encoded music. It's very handy to be able to play WMA files as well as MP3 files.
The Pioneer CD-P680 can play MP3 files, as well as WMA files.
no but if you try to put it on itunes it SHOULD automatically convert it
The iPod Touch does not support proprietary formats such as WMA. Such files will need to be converted to standard MP3s to use on an iPod.
Sony boomboxes play MP3 files as well as WMA files but can also cost a fair bit more than other boomboxes.
To play WMA audio files and WMV video files, get Flip Player or VLC. Free versions are available.To convert WMA audio files and WMV video files to other formats use VLC.