Windows Media Audio (WMA) and Total Recorder

Total Recorder introduced support for WMA formats and provided the ability for all editions to play, record, and convert WMA files to any supported sound formats like WAV, MP3, OGG, FLAC, and APE. Using the program's WMA tag editor, you can easily edit, add or delete tag data, as well as generate file names based on tag information (such as the artist's or album's name, track's title, genre, or track number).

With the Professional, VideoPro and Developer Editions of Total Recorder, you can also edit WMA files and use the batch conversion feature.

Note: High Criteria's support for WMA files does not include support for creating, editing or playing files protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM) facilities.

To learn more about WMA convertion, recording, and editing, please refer to the following link:
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Media_Audio