Auditri is an audio conversion tool. Keeps file tags and metadata between conversions. It has fast multicore encoding, using Lame and Core Audio encoders. Supported input/output codecs:
FLAC
Apple Lossless
M4A (aac)
MP3
WAVE
AIFF
What's New
Version 3.0:
WMA Lossless support (using flip4mac).
Improved performance.
Fixed problems opening files in Mac OS X 10.7.
Fixed problems previewing artwork in Mac OS X 10.7.
As always, we'd love it if developers who use the App Store would take a cue from other programmers, like Russell over at SweetP Productions (Cookie), and provide a demo which can be downloaded at the developers site, for trial, prior to purchase.
Mac developers have been doing this with their wares for some fifteen plus years, with great success I might add.
I know you guys are feeling the pinch in sales, because I have many developers confide this to me. (Many, as in over 100)
Take the hint: provide a test drive, before asking us to buy the car.
This was my first purchase through the App store. So far it has worked very well. It's simple, effective, quick, and preserves all of the metadata. No complaints at all.
If you are wondering why this is needed since most have iTunes, I have found that changing the encoding settings in the iTunes preferences to be a pain. Plus, then I have to remove the new duplicate file from iTunes, and then remember to switch the settings back again before I import my next disc. This way, I just "reveal in Finder" from itunes, and drop the file on this app to convert. Done.
[Version 2.1]
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Auditri is an audio conversion tool. Keeps file tags and metadata between conversions. It has fast multicore encoding, using Lame and Core Audio encoders. Supported input/output codecs:
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Mac developers have been doing this with their wares for some fifteen plus years, with great success I might add.
I know you guys are feeling the pinch in sales, because I have many developers confide this to me. (Many, as in over 100)
Take the hint: provide a test drive, before asking us to buy the car.
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Jreffner reviewed on 18 Feb 2011
If you are wondering why this is needed since most have iTunes, I have found that changing the encoding settings in the iTunes preferences to be a pain. Plus, then I have to remove the new duplicate file from iTunes, and then remember to switch the settings back again before I import my next disc. This way, I just "reveal in Finder" from itunes, and drop the file on this app to convert. Done.
LucasH rated on 25 Apr 2011