MuConv

Audio files can come under an abundance of different formats, each relying on specialized encoders to bundle quality inside a file. Chances are you need to include them in your projects, but under different formats. Luckily, this can easily be solved through conversion, and there are various applications like MuConv capable of solving such inconveniences.

On the bright side of things, the application is not bundled inside a setup package, making it easy to see what it’s all about. Not only this, but you can carry it around along with other tools on a thumb drive in case you need to use it on other computers. Don’t worry about the health status, because it’s not put at risk, since registry entries remain intact during runtime.

You find a built-in navigation panel to save some effort when it comes to selecting files of interest. Here, you simply need to reach the location of interest and drag files of interest over the job list panel. File support is decent, and you have the possibility to process files under formats like MP3, OGG, WAV, M4A, FLAC, WMA, and AC3.

Batch processing is supported, which is a good thing, but all selected files are converted to a single selected output format. You can choose from different encoders, such as Lame MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FAAC MPEG-4, and WAVE. Moreover, there are several conversion quality options to configure, such as bitrate, volume, and more.

Selected files can be played. An option allows you to have all tags saved to file, but there’s no possibility to fill in missing fields. The application can automatically close when conversion is over. Pay attention to the output folder, because it’s not brought up automatically when the session is over.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that MuConv comes in handy for finding and converting to the audio format of interest. File support makes it possible to process a decent variety of file types, while quality options provide appropriate fine-tuning tools.