As a first step, you could try SoundApp
http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~franke/SoundApp/#download
It is a Mac program that can convert next to every format you can
think of into next to every format you can think of. If it wasn't
freeware, I'd buy it immediately.
I use it to convert an aiff file (containing spoken ASCII text using
Apple's Text to Speech) into a wav file which, transferred to a
PC, can be converted to MP3, downloaded into the MP3 player I'm
planning to buy and played via the car stereo on my way to work.
Pardon? There's an easier way? I know, but I do not have a Mp2K ;-((
Frank
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