AudioM

Just so you don’t have to manually add audio files to the queue every time you want to listen to some songs, most audio players offer the possibility to create and read playlists. These come under several different formats, and might not be compatible with different players. As such, AudioM comes with the means to help you easily perform conversion.

On the bright side of things, the application saves you the entire time and effort required to go through a setup process, so you can check out the set of features from the moment download is done. This also means you can have it stored on a USB flash drive along with other small tools you might want to use on other computer. Note that Java Runtime Environment is required to make it work.

The application comes with a custom-made interface, which is easy to figure out even by inexperienced individuals. There are several fields at your disposal, which help you load the item of interest and decide where it goes, as well as under what format. Details are also found in the interface to explain what each field does.

As far as supported formats are concerned, you can load playlists under formats like M3U, PLP, PLA, and PLS. The same goes for output, so you have a decent amount of flexibility for conversion. Source audio files are left intact, as well as the playlist itself.

Needless to say that you need to select a destination for the new playlist file. The application can also copy audio files to a location of choice in case you want to rearrange your music collection.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that AudioM is sure to come in handy, especially if you decided to give a new audio player a try, but existing playlists are not supported. A decent variety of formats are supported, and you can also have audio files copied.