Features:  

This MP3 encoder, while having many similar features to other MP3 converters out there has enough features to set itself apart from the crowd. Upon exploring the conversion preferences a few things became clear from the start; there are a lot of them. For each output format you can alter the kHZ, audio output channels, and Kpbs. This program immediately lets you know it is not for the meek at heart. If you are not familiar with these terms, then there is probably a good chance you don’t need to change them and in case you do, it is easy to return to the default settings. For those who know their way around audio files, MP3 and OGG files will have a second depth of options allowing for variable bitrates, quality enabling and many more. If you need options to put your audio ducks in a row down to the encoder quality and highpass filtering, then this program was made for you.

For the rest of us, this program looks like many other programs that change MP3s into other files. One neat addition is the ID3 button. This brings up a menu and fills out the fields needed to identify the track: artists, album, track title etc. And if you’re heart so desires you can manually alter these fields. The program will not retrieve any information for you, but will let you change it yourself, invoking the old maxim of ensuring the quality by doing it yourself.

One more feature that distinguishes this program from others is the ability to establish a schedule of converting. You can choose a day of the week and a time when this program will automatically convert your files for you. You can even set it so that the program shuts itself down after the scheduled conversion or even your whole computer. This is an interesting feature that might be very useful to those who are constantly adding to their audio libraries.