Frequently Asked Questions
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Unfortunately, Audio Converter Plus can't convert DRM-protected audio files. In most countries, removing protection
is illegal, so we suggest trying one of our recording tools instead. These will help you make a legal copy of a protected song.
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You can start batch conversion of audio files or entire folder using command line parameters.
audioconverter.exe [/AUTOMATE] path to file or folder
/AUTOMATE - optional key. If you pass this key then Audio Converter Plus add audio files to conversion list, convert them and exit. Without this key, Audio Converter Plus will only add audio files to conversion list.
audioconverter.exe [/AUTOMATE] path to file or folder
/AUTOMATE - optional key. If you pass this key then Audio Converter Plus add audio files to conversion list, convert them and exit. Without this key, Audio Converter Plus will only add audio files to conversion list.
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Audio Converter Plus will try to correct options. For example, if you have 96000Hz audio files and
you need to converter them to MP3 then Audio Converter will resample audio to 48000Hz automatically.
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When you add a file, the converter will check the format and make sure it's intact. If the file is damaged or uses
a format or codec that isn't supported, it won't be added.
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The current version uses peak normalization with a target volume of 95%
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Yes, if the output format can store images in metadata.
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Yes, Audio Converter Plus is optimized for multi-core processors and is able to load your processor to 100% using
all cores. However, we recommend choosing a smaller number of threads in the settings so that you can work comfortably on your
computer during conversion.