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- Version: 1.32, 5/20/2008 10:11PM PST
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macAttack63
Switch Audio Converter - Version: 1.32, 5/18/2008 09:59AM PST
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dwchandl1
Excellent ap. Also has option to convert MP3 to bitrates from 8 to 320. Converts 14 different file types.
Excellent app for audio file conversions - Version: 1.32, 5/17/2008 09:02AM PST
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jamesn20012001
I've used the free version for several months. I was searching for a way to get good quality audio conversions of some choral singing from .wav files into 96 kbps mp3 files.
Audio Hijack Pro will do truly excellent conversions from .aiff or .wav to 96kbps mp3 but it won't do batch processing so you have to do each conversion individually and wait for the process to complete before going ahead to the next one.
iTunes will do batch processing to 96 kbps mp3 files but the results are not good- voices sound ragged on many occasions- a very inferior result to Audio Hijack Pro.
Switch uses much superior LAME software and batch processes perfect sounding files (to my ear). Just drag your WAV files into the window of Switch, choose .MP3 output (having preset the desired quality level in the preferences) and press the button.
Switch cannot process files to m4a files. This process is not even offered in the pay version for Macintosh (but it is for Windows). No problem here- iTunes does an excellent joy converting files to 128 kbps m4a files.
The paid version offers a lot of extra features.
You need to look for the correct download link on their webpage to get the free version.
Audio Hijack Pro will do truly excellent conversions from .aiff or .wav to 96kbps mp3 but it won't do batch processing so you have to do each conversion individually and wait for the process to complete before going ahead to the next one.
iTunes will do batch processing to 96 kbps mp3 files but the results are not good- voices sound ragged on many occasions- a very inferior result to Audio Hijack Pro.
Switch uses much superior LAME software and batch processes perfect sounding files (to my ear). Just drag your WAV files into the window of Switch, choose .MP3 output (having preset the desired quality level in the preferences) and press the button.
Switch cannot process files to m4a files. This process is not even offered in the pay version for Macintosh (but it is for Windows). No problem here- iTunes does an excellent joy converting files to 128 kbps m4a files.
The paid version offers a lot of extra features.
You need to look for the correct download link on their webpage to get the free version.
I also does, let's see:
Converts .wma (I used Easy WMA before, which I will say is also a good program, but that's all it does)
Plays various file formats. Converts to 14 different formats. Not sure if it converts from these format, but I would guess it does.
Let's you decide on bit-rate, which is extremely nice, esp if you are trying to cram a bunch of files into a small space, such as a 1 gig mp3 player.
Easy drag 'n drop. Can convert multiple files in batch.
As you can see, I am a happy camper about now.
Thank you, developers of switch