How can I switch to the Windows version?

[dpuserjon]

I just purchased the Mac version (along with PerfectTunes) so I can convert my WAV Lossless files to FLAC. After downloading I have discovered this is only available on the PC version. I use Parallels to run Windows programs so I would like to use the Windows version of dBpoweramp and the Mac version of PerfectTunes. How do I do this?

[garym]

Re: How can I switch to the Windows version?

I just purchased the Mac version (along with PerfectTunes) so I can convert my WAV Lossless files to FLAC. After downloading I have discovered this is only available on the PC version. I use Parallels to run Windows programs so I would like to use the Windows version of dBpoweramp and the Mac version of PerfectTunes. How do I do this?

Do you mean WMP Lossless files (rather than WAV). I suspect the MAC program can convert WAV files.

[dpuserjon]

Re: How can I switch to the Windows version?

I originally created lossless files and these files have the .wma extension. I should have said these are WMA files.
When I try to access the files on my Mac using dBconverter the files are greyed out, I can't open them.
When I try to access the files through the Finder, I get an error "Unable to load decoder for file type '.wma', codec not installed? Visit 'Codec Central'. [dBCoreConverter]"
On Codec Central, I see WMA listed this way: "Microsoft V10 Pro, standard, lossless & voice. Windows Only"

[garym]

Re: How can I switch to the Windows version?

I originally created lossless files and these files have the .wma extension. I should have said these are WMA files.
When I try to access the files on my Mac using dBconverter the files are greyed out, I can't open them.
When I try to access the files through the Finder, I get an error "Unable to load decoder for file type '.wma', codec not installed? Visit 'Codec Central'. [dBCoreConverter]"
On Codec Central, I see WMA listed this way: "Microsoft V10 Pro, standard, lossless & voice. Windows Only"

Yes, I suspect WMA doesn't work with Mac version (and your reference confirms this). I was only pointing out that WAV files can likely be converted with the Mac version. @spoon will have to address changing versions, as I'm just another user.

[Spoon]

Re: How can I switch to the Windows version?

If it is a one off conversion of WMA, keep with dBP on the mac, and install the trial version on Windows which will allow the conversion from WMA to FLAC.

[dpuserjon]

Re: How can I switch to the Windows version?

Thank you, that worked.