Easy-to-use audio file converter software with professional audio quality
Settings > General
Automatic check for updates
Automatically connects to the update server and notifies when a new software update is available.
Enable Windows File Explorer context menus
Enables right-click context menu options in Windows File Explorer to add audio files directly into the Audio Converter file list.
Play a sound when a task is completed
Plays the selected notification sound when tasks such as CD ripping, audio conversion, loudness scanning, or disc burning are finished.
Quick edit metadata fields
Enables quick inline editing by allowing you to enter edit mode with a single click on any metadata field in the file list.
Save Audio Converter window position
Remembers the size and screen position of the Audio Converter window, restoring it the next time it is opened.
Save CD Ripper window position
Stores the size and location of the CD Ripper window so it reopens in the same position as last used.
Save File Explorer column layout
Preserves the File Explorer column layout, including column order, width, and visibility, for a consistent browsing experience.
Loudness display units
Loudness
Selects how loudness values are presented throughout the application. This setting defines the unit used for both track and album loudness readings.
LUFS (Loudness Units relative to Full Scale):
A standardized measurement defined by EBU R 128, commonly used in broadcasting and streaming platforms.
ReplayGain Δ:
Indicates the gain adjustment required to match a reference loudness level. Helpful for seeing how much a track will be increased or decreased during playback.
ReplayGain SPL:
Represents the ReplayGain reference loudness (sound pressure level) derived from ReplayGain analysis.
Peak
Determines how peak levels are shown across the application. You can choose between percentage or decibel representation.
Percent (%):
Shows peak levels as a percentage of full scale (0–100%), making it easy to see how close the signal is to clipping.
Decibels (dB):
Displays peak levels relative to full scale (dB FS/TP), where 0 dB represents the maximum possible level. Negative values indicate how far the signal is below clipping, providing more precise detail.