WebM files that will not play
WebM is what browsers, screen recorders and many download tools produce. It plays fine in Chrome, but car radios, older phones, Windows Media Player and many editing apps refuse it. Converting the audio to MP3 solves that in one step.
The audio in WebM is usually Opus or Vorbis. The converter decodes it and writes an MP3 at 192 kbit/s with the same sample rate where MP3 allows it, so music and speech both stay clear.
Audio only WebM works too
Voice notes and recordings saved as audio only WebM, sometimes with the .weba extension, are converted the same way. Several files can be converted together.
About WebM
WebM videos come from screen recorders, browsers and YouTube downloads. Their audio is usually Opus.
About MP3
MP3 is the most widely supported audio format: every phone, car radio, speaker and music app plays it.