WMA support on MacOS

[JCaldwellJr]

Hi, I've been a longtime user of dbPowerAmp, so was stoked when I saw it was now available for Mac. The dbPowerAmp Music Converter says
"Convert mp3, m4a (iTunes & iPod), WMA, WAV, AIFF, AAC, FLAC, Apple Lossless (ALAC) to name a few"
so I didn't research any further for availability of WMA conversion since it was written right there, and happily made my purchase.

I'm not looking for a refund or anything, since I'm a long time user and am happy to support an independent developer who makes a great product. My only request here is that you remove the invalid "WMA" from the list on the website, or at least note that it's a Windows only option to clarify what is and is not actually available in the software.

Thanks so much! Keep up the great work!

jody

[dpuserjon]

I agree. I just paid for the Mac version, turns out I need the PC version (which I can do since I use Parallels).