| Review: River Past Audio Converter is a tool that allows you to encode multiple audio and video files (3GP, AVI, MKV, MOV, Og, vob) to other formats - AIF, AVI ( audio only), FLAC, MKA, MP3, Og, WAV and WMA. The program has easy-to-use interface in which you can add files and folders to the queue (drag and drop support methods as well as batch conversion). In the next step you can set the audio format (specify type of compressor, the rate of sampling frequency, bits, channel, bit rate and optionally allows timkod control), as well as re set the output directory and events that will be if the file exists. In front you can see the source KODA name in record production, as well as its shape, length, sample rate, channel, bits, and position sizing. Jobs are completed in a very short time with quality audio output is very good. There is also a help file for beginners, one that includes guides and screenshots. On the other hand, the program uses a lot of system resources, and failed, some AVI files, AMR, RM, vob and MP3 files. It is also necessary third party software (eg sensors) that you will need to separately install convert files of extension FLAC, MKA and Og and management is not in any respect be on where are they from. All in all, River Past Audio Converter is an application for encoding audio files, but needs some improvement. Even so, its ease of use by both novices and experts. |
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