Boxoft free Ogg to MP3 Converter

Once the application is installed, you can run it to convert your OGG files. The first prompt gives you the possibility to select from several methods, such as batch mode, hot directories, and the command line utility in case you find it easier to work with console interfaces. Each is fitted with a small descriptions so you get an idea how they can be used.

Turning your attention to the batch mode brings up a new window, letting you add OGG files either by dragging them over the main window, or using the browse dialog, which is also fitted with an option to add entire folders. As the name suggests, more files can be added and processed at a time.

Output format is limited to MP3, but you can access corresponding options in order to set bitrate, sample rate, and more related quality settings, as well as base options, which are nothing more than ID3 tag fields. Unfortunately, there’s no possibility to bundle all of them in a single output file.

Boxoft free Ogg to MP3 Converter lets you access the hot directories component without returning to the initial welcome screen. There, you can select a source folder either locally or from a LAN PC, as well as a destination folder so that every new OGG file detected in the source is automatically converted and saved to the preset destination.

All things considered, we can safely state that Boxoft free Ogg to MP3 Converter manages to live up to expectations, although it’s a pretty straightforward approach on audio file conversion. Only one format is supported for input and output, but management options provide enough variety in case this is an important activity that needs to frequently be accomplished.