1 Smart Audio Converter - Quickly batch converts audio files between audio formats like MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG.
When it comes to digital music, you usually want the compactness of MP3s, and sometimes you want the quality of a CD. With this software, you can easily create files with the format that you need.
Just select the source files and then click the Convert button to have your music files converted to WMA, MP3, WAV, or another format. Conversion is completed with several mouse clicks. You don't need to be an expert in audio formats to use the program.
Smart Audio Converter is a quick and easy-to-use audio converting utility. The program converts between the most popular audio formats, including WMA, WAV, MP3, OGG, AVI/MPEG audio, MPC and more. The software works on all Windows systems.
Here are some key features of "Smart Audio Converter Pro":
· WMA - Windows Media Audio. An audio codec designed by Microsofts to replace MP3.
· WAV - Uncompressed audio format designed by Microsoft and IBM. This format became the standard for Windows computers.
· WAV - PCM - Pulse code modulation. A method of encoding analog audio signals in digital form.
· WAV - ADPCM - Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation. A compression method that describes level differences between sequential samples.
· WAV - IMAADPCM
· MP3 - The most popluar method for compressing music into a very small file while preserving a nearly perfect quality.
· MP2 - (MPEG 1 Layer 2) MPEG Layer-2 format. The files have the .MP2 or .MPA extension.
· MPEG - Moving Picture Experts Group. A standard for video and audio compression.
· OGG Vorbis - Digital audio file format. Developed to compete with MP3.
· VOX - Dialogic ADPCM format. An audio format used for telephony.
· GSM - Global System for Mobile Communications. An audio format used for human speech.
· AC3 - Dolby Digital AC3 (Multichannels). Designed to allow the use of low bit rates while preserving the original sound quality.
· MPC - MPEG plus/MusePack. A file format that uses lossy compression. Good at middle to high bit rates.
· G.72 - Used for computer telephony.
· RAW (A-Law) - CCUIT A-LAW Compressed WAV format. Usually used in telephony.
· RAW (U-Law)
Requirements:
· 32 MB RAM
Limitations:
· Nag screen
· Converts only 60% from files
