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If you say that when using WAV audio, then you didn't know WAV is much like raw audio but ready to play AND you can just convert it (since the audio quality is as good as it was upon creation, minus the space wasting, it ain't like MP3 which always loses quality; only FLAC is like WAV in that it's also lossless but unlike WAV it supports compression natively and is actually free) AND conversion is much easier than you seem to think/know.