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| Downloads:20,383 |
| Version Downloads:9,582 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Free |
| Date:16 Mar 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Rollandburn reviewed on 04 Jan 2012
"Tunesify Lite will create 30 second previews of audio files that are only supported by the full version of Tunesify."
Don't try to actually use this for anything other than to see if you want to buy the commercial app. I give it a poor overall rating because this is misleading, a poor Features rating because it is crippled, and a poor Value rating because I wasted my time trying to accomplish the task, "convert a flac file to mp3".
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But in the mean time, use Max/XLD/xACT. More features, more mature code, good performance.
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Yyoo reviewed on 11 Oct 2009
+3
Support of Drag and Drop would be a little more userfriendly.
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Jill Pat reviewed on 12 Sep 2009
- No 24bit and 32bit support (it just quits after pressing convert)
- Doesn't read OGG and AAC files
- It uses very old FLAC unix binaries. The developer needs to compile the latest version.
- No meta info/writing
Ok, this is a alpha release but it just doesn't work and should be released at this stage.
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Wouldn't it then need to be called FlacOGGAAC2Mac?
When I downloaded the app I expected it to convert FLAC files to iTunes compatible files. I expected that because I read the description and name of the app. Since it wasn't named FlacOGGAAC2Mac I didn't expect it to also convert OGG or AAC files.
The only time the app crashed for me, after I converted about 600 songs, was when I mistakenly added an .m3u file to the convert list. That was my fault not the app's fault though.
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pyle129 reviewed on 11 Sep 2009
Sir Aaron Marshall rated on 26 Oct 2011
Andrewheard rated on 29 Jun 2011