I went to a wedding on Saturday and recorded the speeches using my Casio Exilim camera in sound only mode (no video). The file is 23 minutes long, and I had hoped to create an audio CD out of it.
I found that Winamp would not recognise the .WAV file that the camera produced, and neither would my Nero CDROM burning software. I was only able to play the file using Windows Media Player or RealPlayer. I did a bit of Googling around, and found that there is software required to convert a .WAV file into .MP3 or .WMV etc., which would at least make it readable by Nero and enable me to burn a CD. I tried a couple of offerings in trial mode, but one of these would not recognise the .WAV file, and the evaluation mode of the other was not adequate to convince me it would work as I want it to work.
I didn't realise that .WAV ==> .MP3/.WMV was going to be such an issue. Any of you guys have a conversion product you could recommend, or any tips to get around this problem?