Program to easily convert music files.

I'm looking for a decent program or two that would easily convert a few of my music files into a different format. More specifically:
- I have a few files in a *.wv lossless format, and would like to convert them to flac.
- I have a few other files, that are DRM protected .wma's. I'm pretty sure the DRM server for those files may go under at one point, and want to have a DRM free copy since, you know, I payed for them and all.
- The program has to be free and work on Windows XP.
 
I tried googling, but most of the results that come up are programs of questionable quality and origin, so I'm hoping to find some people here that know their way around this stuff...

dB Poweramp Audio Converter
 
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" dB Poweramp Audio Converter  /thread "

" @takua108: There's a thirty day free trial.  You can do it over and over again. "

I used Camtasia Studio or Movie Maker. =D Or both!

I use  OJOSoft Audio Converter.  It's a pay product though.  I got it as part of a package when I bought the Total Video Converter and the DVD Ripper.  It's great, but if you want something free you might want to ask over at Tested.

If you only plan on doing this once, just use windows to burn a CD and then rip the songs off of the CD.  No idea about how to make FLAC files.

What formats are you trying to convert to/from?  Audacity is free and can handle the most common conversions, like wav to mp3 and vise versa.  If you're doing some audiophile-esque conversions you may need to abuse a free trial or two.

Foobar2k with the flac plugin

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Please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't dB Poweramp not free? Or rather, not legally free? "

Managed to convert the *.wv files with  dB Poweramp Audio Converter. They look to be just fine. 
However, the program can't convert the DRMed *.wma's. fynne said that I could turn the files into Audio CD's, and yes, I could totally do that with the DRM'ed files (since I know for a fact that the DRM on them allows making CDs) but I'd have to go out and buy a few CDs. If I can't find any other way I'll totally do that though.
 

@Ariketh

Doesn't audacity do that?  I'm pretty sure it does and you should check it out....IT'S FREEEEEEEEEE