MP3 Converter Pro overview

MP3 Converter Pro is a professional music converter software, it can convert all popular music formats to mp3 format. It also supports separate audio from video and convert to MP3.

Key features:

Support audio formats:wma, aac, mp3,mp2, wav, ogg, ac3, flac, aiff, m4a, mka, ape.
Supported video formats: wmv, asf, xwmv, xwma, avi, mpeg, mpg,rm,rmvb,mp4,3gp,3g2,mov,qt,mts,mkv,ts, flv,f4v.
Support for constant bitrate encoding
Support for variable bitrate encoding
High conversion efficiency, conversion 8 minutes of music can be done in just 10 seconds
Easy to use, simply drag and drop will be able to complete the operation
Automatically convert metadata into id3tag
Support batch conversion

Note: Does NOT support DRM encrypted files.

What’s new in version 3.2.0

Updated on Nov 18 2020

Version 3.2.0:

Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

Information

License

Shareware

Size

64.1 MB

Developer’s website

https://www.imacbits.com/mp3-converter-pro

Downloads

408

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.10 or later

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anonymous-walrus-4353

Aug 12 2019

2.10.0

2.0

Aug 12 2019

2.0

Version: 2.10.0

Use something else, of course the quality is fine because it uses LAME like almost every MP3 encoder out there, although it is 3.99.5 and not 3.100 for some reason. But the the files are missing information, I tried a FLAC file and it couldn't even retain the complete meta data of the FLAC file and the cover art was resized. (could be a limitation of the demo though) But that the MP3 doesn't even include the encoder settings and the default VBR setting not --vbr-new (fast) is a also not a good sign.

My suggestion is to use XLD, which is free and works much, much better and has much better control over the quality and handling of the files you want to convert.

Flavum

Dec 17 2018

2.7.1

0.0

Dec 17 2018

0.0

Version: 2.7.1

The first line from the program's description on the seasoft Web page - "MP3 is the most popular CD music format". It doesn't even make sense. Move along. Nothing to see here.