Due to popular demand, I've rewritten one of my older programs called "WaveMP3".

The previous release (v1) originally had two versions: a version that could be used in batch-files (command-line version) and the normal GUI-version.

WaveMP3 is a nifty little program that will convert "Normal" MP3's into MP3's with the .wav extension so they can be used by programs that don't support the MP3-format, but do support sound-files in the Windows Wave-format.

What the program actually does is adding a so called "RIFF/WAVE"-header in front of the actual MP3 data and, when available, will convert an ID3v1.1 tag into the wave equivalent.

This newer version can be used both in "GUI-" as in "Command-line"-mode.
Also it's more flexible, smaller and will also convert the ID3v1.1 tag if one's available in the MP3.

It will reside in your system tray and, when enabled, a drop-target is shown on your desktop.