Convert Between Popular Audio Formats
Convert MP3, WAV, WMA, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC, APE, AMR, MP2 and other audio formats for players, editing apps, archives, and mobile devices.
GiliSoft Audio Converter Ripper is designed for users who need to make audio files usable across players, phones, editing apps, archives, and older CD collections. It converts common and less common audio formats, extracts sound from video files, and rips Audio CDs to digital files for easier storage and playback.
Batch processing handles repeat conversion jobs, while trimming, joining, mixing, compression, fades, speed, volume, equalizer, voice effects, and ID3 tag editing prepare files before export. For recording new sound, use GiliSoft Audio Recorder Pro; for a broader collection of audio utilities, see GiliSoft Audio Toolbox.
Convert MP3, WAV, WMA, M4A, AAC, OGG, FLAC, APE, AMR, MP2 and other audio formats for players, editing apps, archives, and mobile devices.
Extract soundtracks from AVI, MPEG, WMV, MP4, FLV, MKV, H.264, AVCHD and other video sources when only the audio is needed.
Read Audio CDs and save tracks to MP3, FLAC, WAV, WMA, AAC and other digital formats so older discs are easier to store, search, and play.
Convert only the section you need by setting start time and duration before export, useful for clips, samples, ringtones, and short references.
Combine multiple audio files into one output, merge files from different source formats, or mix tracks when a single delivery file is required.
Add multiple audio or video sources, apply the required output settings, and process the complete queue instead of converting files one at a time.
Change bitrate, channel, sample rate, speed, volume, equalizer, and output format to reduce file size or prepare sound for its destination.
Edit ID3 information, retrieve available CD album data, add fades or voice effects, and create audio or ringtone formats for compatible devices.
We use Audio Converter Ripper to standardize WAV, FLAC, and MP3 files before uploading training audio to our LMS.
CD ripping and CDDB support helped us archive older audio discs without manually typing every track name.
Extracting audio from MP4 and MKV files saves time when we only need narration tracks from finished videos.
Preview the main audio workflow: convert formats in batches, cut clips, mix audio, adjust equalizer settings, apply voice effects, and edit ID3 tag information before export.
Add audio or video files, choose the output format, review the conversion list, and prepare files for playback, archive, upload, or device delivery.
Standardize MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, M4A, OGG, WMA, APE, and other files for players, editors, phones, archives, and publishing systems.
Rip music or spoken-word CD tracks to digital files and retrieve available album information through CDDB.
Save narration, lessons, interviews, music, or meeting audio from common video containers without keeping the picture.
Trim, join, compress, tag, and adjust audio before uploading, sharing, archiving, or moving it to another application.
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