Click 'Convert Now.' Your WMA file is now a MOV file.

Click on the 'To MOV' icon at the top.Click on the browse button to find the AVI you just saved and open it.Then click 'Next.' Select the quality settings you want and click 'Next.' Save it as an AVI. Click on ' Save to the Web.' Name your file and pick where you want to save it.Use the mouse to pull on the end of the picture in the timeline to lengthen it so it runs as long as the audio. Drag both from the 'Collections' bin to the timeline. If you would like a visual background for your MOV file, import that as well by going to 'Import Picture.' Browse to the picture you want to use, and open it.It will come into the 'Collections' bin at the top. Click on 'Import Audio,' browse to the WMA file you want to convert, and open it.If you don't have Windows Movie Maker, download and install that as well. Purchase, download and install AVS Video Converter.VMware Fusion: Run Windows on Mac for Desktop Virtualization Alternatively, you could install VMware Fusion on your Mac and run Windows on that side of the virtual machine. Windows Media Audio (.wma) files are obviously made to run on Windows machines so the following instructions are meant to be executed on a PC or in a Windows environment. NOTE: Beginning December 31st, 2017, development of Studiocode and iCoda will stop and new licenses will not be available for purchase.

Use avs video converter to offset sound