Context Menu Audio Converter

Most audio converters need to be manually launched whenever you benefit from its functions.

Context Menu Audio Converter brings a different approach to this issue, as you can start encoding your files by simply right-clicking them when you stumble across them on your PC.

Since this is a shell extension, it seamlessly integrates with your PC, and no user interaction is needed throughout the installation process.

This means the utility is suitable for newbies, as well as computer experts. You only need to access the context menu and select the appropriate command.

You can mark more than a single audio track, then convert them all to a chosen format.

You can process several types of extensions when using Context Menu Audio Converter: OGG, MP3, MP2, AAC, AIFF, WAV, AC3, FLAC, WMA, Midi, and many more.

When it comes to the destination formats, you can choose one of the available options: MP3, Opus, FLAC, OGG, WAV PCM or MP4/AAC.

In addition to specifying the output format, Context Menu Audio Converter also allows you to tamper with the bit rate. You can either set a variable value or you can enter the exact one you prefer.

The sample rate and the resolution can both be set to be same as the source file's or higher.

Moreover, you get to transfer all your file's tags to the newly converted one, and the audio volume can be normalized.

To wrap things up, Context Menu Audio Converter can easily become the go-to solution for all those who favor shell extensions rather than standalone apps. It is easier and faster to launch it when you find an audio track that needs to be converted.