AudioAlchemy WMA Edition 2.3
AudioAlchemy WMA Edition - AudioAlchemy WMA Edition is a fast, easy-to-use, highly configurable, and affordable audio
conversion tool that provides settings for speed, quality, bitrate, frequency, channels, and much
more. Convert from WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, AIFF, AU, VOX, RAW, PCM, GSM, ADPCM, g726, g721, g723, MPC,
and MP+ to WMA in a snap. It can also convert existing WMA files to a different bitrate, frequency,
and/or channel setting; for example, converting a 192 kbps WMA to 128 kbps for use in a hardware
device that requires a specific setting or does not support the higher bitrates.
It
provides frequency settings ranging from 8 Hz to 48 Hz, and bitrates ranging from 5 kbps to 192
kbps. This extensive bitrate range allows for maximum control of the conversion output. When disk
space is an issue, such as for portable WMA players, select a lower bitrate to conserve space.
Otherwise, when audio quality is a must, select one of the higher settings. Furthermore, Constant
Bitrate (CBR) options are available for the best compatibility with both hardware and software WMA
players, and Variable Bitrate (VBR) is also provided for further optimized file sizes.
All conversions are performed directly from the source format to the output format, which
increases overall conversion speed and eliminates a possibility for potential quality loss.
Additional options include the ability to automatically transfer audio tags from the source format
to the conversion output files, alternate MP3 decoding engine support, complete drag and drop
support, recursive add path capabilities, and much more.
Added to all the technical
capabilities, one of the major advantages of using it is ease of use. Significant care was taken to
ensure the software
s user interface is easy to use, yet without sacrificing the
powerful functionality. Conversions can be performed on an entire batch of files simply by adding
them to the list (via the Add button, menu item, or drag and drop) and clicking the Convert button
or menu
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