I looked at this and it is OK as is. This section of the documentation
is for "Preparing" to switch for windows. Download.com points to various
windows tools for audio file conversion. I have no knowledge of any
windows FOSS audio conversion applications, besides...
There isn't anything that needs to be done to audio files when
switching. The files will play on either platform given that the proper
codex is available. There could be other reasons to convert audio
formats but it seems impractical to do this before switching rather than
after when there are some great FOSS tools for converting. It would be
better to suggest making the switch and then adding the appropriate
codex and converting if necessary. Installing codex in Ubuntu is already
covered in musicvideophotos.xml. We could add audio file format
conversion to musicvideophotos.xml
** Changed in: ubuntu-docs (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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