Is there a service where I could e-mail as WAV file and get it back a MP3 file?

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Do you have any objections to just convert the WAV to MP3 yourself? Problem is that WAV files are uncompressed and usually much larger than most email servers will allow. – kobaltz Jan 5 at 19:15
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Just do it yourself - it's much easier with the LAME encoder.

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This is a much quicker, cheaper (on bandwidth), not to mention secure, way to do it. – M. Joanis Jan 5 at 19:37
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I don't think that you can do this, but you can upload the file to a website like www.zamzar.com and select an MP3 to be the returned format.

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I have a feeling "Up to 100MB" could become an issue. – Rob Jan 5 at 20:26
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Without any context, I'm not sure why you would want to do this, but Audacity + LAME encoder can do this for you very quickly, and for free, without having to upload anything.

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