Most Sony Headunits are WMA enabled, this multi-format connectivity option means you can play your prefered music in the whole myriad of digital music formats available. Such convenience will immensely heighten your audio enjoyment. This is a Microsoft playback format.
Windows Media Audio. An audio compression format similar to MP3, but with digital rights management (copy protection and usage restrictions) built-in by Microsoft.
"Windows Media Audio". After Mp3, WMA is one of the most popular compression formats.
Windows Media Audio, this is a rather popular compressed audio file format made by Microsoft, it tends to have better sound at higher compression ratios than MP3s.
The file name extension of an audio file in Windows Media Format.
Windows Media Audio. An audio file or stream in Windows Media Format. The audio content of the file or stream is encoded with one of the Windows Media Audio codecs.
See definition for: Windows Media Audio (WMA)
Window's Media Audio is Microsoft's audio encoding format that is starting to gain popularity due to its high quality output at lower file sizes. A 96 kbps (and in some tests a 64 kbps) wma file is equivalent in sound quality to a 128 kbps MP3 file.
Windows Media Audio. Read more about WMA MP3 Converter.
Windows Media Audio, Microsoft's proprietary audio codec designed to compete with MP3, requires Microsoft Windows Media Payer.
A Microsoft-developed audio codec that offers sampling rates of 8 to 48KHz. Files of this type typically have the file extension ".wma," and Microsoft...
(Windows Media Audio) an audio file format that the Yahoo! Music Jukebox supports; WMA files use the .wma and .wax extensions. XYZ
Microsoft's Windows Media Audio, an audio compression format, offering higher quality than MP3 at the same bit rate, that is supported by Microsoft's Windows Media Player (WMP)and used, optionally, in the second session of Midbar Tech's CDS200 copy protected CD audios.
Windows Media Audio. Developed by Microsoft, Windows Media Audio is a competing compressed audio format to MP3, but with some copyright protection. Microsoft claims that WMA features better audio quality for the same file size as a comparable MP3 file. Files may be recorded on CD-R or CD-RW media for playback in compatible DVD players (e.g., Panasonic 2002 DVD player models) and computers. Files are usually named as "*.wma". Like MP3, sound quality varies as a function of the recording/encoding bit rate. See MP3. back to the previous page
A proprietary streaming audio format typically used to download and play files or to stream contents
MS Windows Media Audio is an audio codec designed by Microsoft for use with streaming content at CD quality. It is designed to resist data loss that could cause signal degradation and can improve download times for audio.
A compressed digital music format developed by Microsoft.
WMA stands for Windows Media Audio. WMA, an audio format owned by Microsoft, is a part of Microsoft's Windows Media technology, which includes Microsoft's Digital Rights Management tools, Windows Media Video encoding technology and Windows Media Audio encoding technology. Windows Media Audio is one of today's most popular Net audio formats. Though not as popular as MP3, WMA tends to outperform MP3 in the area of sound quality, particularly with files encoded at lower bitrates like 64 or 96 Kbps. This performance advantage makes it handy for applications like portable digital audio players, where total play time is limited by a finite amount of internal memory. View WMA to MP3 WAV Converter.
The Windows Media sound format that claims quality equal to MP3 at about half the bit rate and file size. Roughly equivalent to MP3 Pro.
Audio file format, which uses compression software to make the file size smaller. Slightly better quality than MP3.
Windows Media Audio, the default CD rip format in Windows Media Player. Only playable in firmware version 2.6, enable in the Settings, System Settings on the main menu.
Windows Media Audio, Microsofts proprietary audio codec designed to compete with MP3. Claims competitive sound quality at lower bitrates. Comes with some downside like poor support by software, DVD players etc. It also has a crappy DRM (Figital Rights Management).
Developed by Microsoft, Windows Media Audio is one of today's most popular 'Net audio formats. Though not as popular as MP3, WMA tends to outperform MP3 in the area of sound quality, particularly with files encoded at lower bitrates like 64 or 96 Kbps. This performance advantage makes it handy for applications like portable digital audio players, where total play time is limited by a finite amount of internal memory. The Windows Media Audio format features built-in copy protection abilities, unlike MP3. Windows® XP, Microsoft's current flagship operating system software, contains native support for WMA encoding, enabling users to create their own WMA music files.
Windows Media Audio. A compressed audio file format developed by Microsoft, supported by nearly as many hardware and software platforms as MP3. WMA files are often part of Advanced System Format (ASF) files; the file extensions for a WMA file might therefore be .wma or .asf. The format uses cryptography and key exchanges to facilitate digital rights management.