Onkyo DV-CP706,JVC XVN372S,Pioneer 610AVS and Philips DVP5900/37 are a few models which do.In general wma isn't a popular or common format and isn't widely supported.
WMA or Windows Media Audio is the audio compression technology developed by Microsoft Corporation. WMA name is given to audio codecs and audio files which use WMA technologies for compression. WMA songs can be stored on CDs and DVDs for playback on PCs and CD/DVD players which support this format. Many of the portable audio players support WMA format playback in addition to MP3 and Real Audio file formats.
Many home DVD players can play: DVD-Audio, DVD-Video, DVD-RAM/R, CD, CD-R/RW, WMA, MP3, JPEG, and HDCD
Yes, actually burning a wma files on DVD is similar to burning other videos on DVD. The operations are similar. The only problem is that if your DVD burner supports wma format. I use wondershare video to DVD burner to burn my dvds and it works well for me. It supports avi, wma, mpg, mpeg, rm, rmvb, flv and so on. While files from the DVD can be played on a computer they will not play on a standard DVD player.
does not support WMA.. all i know is that it supports MP3... you can download a software to convert Wma files into mp3
Blu-Ray players are compatible with DVDs
The file types may not be determined by by the DVD disc but the DVD burner. Take an example, if you want to convert and burn a wma video file to DVD, but your DVD burner doesn't support that format, so you couldn't do that. My DVD burner supports many popular video formats like AVI, MPG, MPEG, WMA, MOV, DAT RM and so on. You may download it and read more details about how to burn DVD in the link. Wish it helps!
it depends. there are many CD players now, including boom boxes, that can play, mp3, mp4, and wma formats. most CD players use wma formats though
WMA Music can be shared wirelessly between two Zune MP3 players
That's extremely common.We'd guess that nearly any new DVD player would have no problem.
sadly,it doesn't. i own a w350i and had tried putting in wma which is unable to play.
IView,Toshiba,Sony,Coby and Onkyo all make DVD players which will play mp3's.It's not very difficult to add this feature and it's commonplace now.
The Alpine CDE102 will indeed play MP3's on DVD-R and DVD-RW's, as well as WMA and WAV files.