Short for Windows Media Audio, WMA is a type of file of file data compression developed by Microsoft that has the same quality as a MP3 audio file at half the bit rate and is capable of CD-quality audio at 64 kbit/s. In Microsoft Windows WMA files are usually played with Windows Media Player. However, many other audio programs are also capable of playing this file format. Also see: MP3, Sound definitions | |
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