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WMA (Windows Media Audio) WMA (Windows Media Audio) is Microsoft's proprietary audio codec. It was widely used in the Windows ecosystem during the 2000s and is still found in legacy recordings, Windows Sound Recorder files, and older digital dictation devices. Because of WMA's good quality, Blazescribe delivers reliable results, especially when the original recording has clear speech.

Blazescribe supports WMA files up to 1 GB. WMA files are typically compact — roughly 1 MB per minute at standard quality. Because of their compact size, most WMA files upload in seconds.

WMA is commonly used for Windows Sound Recorder output, legacy dictation devices, older Windows media. Transcribing these recordings lets you search through hours of content by keyword, create written summaries, generate subtitles, or repurpose the content for blogs and social media.

If you have old WMA recordings from a digital voice recorder or Windows XP-era dictation, Blazescribe handles them natively with no conversion needed. Additionally, clear speech with minimal background noise always produces the best results, regardless of file format.

Yes. After Blazescribe transcribes your WMA file, you can export the transcript as SRT or VTT subtitle files with accurate timestamps. These files can be paired with any video that uses the same audio.