Audioer v2.3 Released: Local Offline Batch Audio Format Converter
One-click convert all audio files to MP3! Supports mutual conversion between multiple formats. Simply drag files into the app, adjust settings, and click to convert. Supported formats: .aac, .ac3, .aif, .aiff, .aifc, .amr, .au, .caf, .dts, .eac3, .flac, .m4a, .mp2, .mp3, .mp4, .mka, .mov, .ogg, .opus, .ra, .rm, .spx, .tta, .voc, .vob, .wav, .webm, .wma, .w64, .m4r. Problem: Most audio converters have issues: online tools require uploads, internet, and file limits; desktop ones lack formats, batch processing, cover/metadata editing, have complex steps, instability, and few languages. Audioer: Local offline batch converter that solves all these problems at once. Comparison: Online Web Tools: Require internet upload, privacy risks, file size/quantity limits, no batch cover/artist/album metadata management. Audioer: Local offline processing, no upload/unlimited, built-in full cover management + metadata editing, all data stored locally, safer privacy. Desktop Software MediaHuman Audio Converter (free popular): Basic features, limited batch, no deep metadata/cover management, plain UI. Audioer: One-time purchase, full metadata editing + cover management, more stable and simple. Wondershare UniConverter (paid popular): Bloated with video features, subscription, high resource use. Audioer: Audio-focused, lightweight & stable, two-step batch conversion, no subscription. Aiseesoft Audio Converter (paid): Fast conversion but weak metadata, complex UI. Audioer: Local offline, privacy secure, built-in full cover/metadata management. Pricing: All Access Lifetime $4.99 (original $9.99, 50% off for this release, 3 days only). Changelog: v2.3 Added audio cover management; updated project dependencies for significantly improved stability; expanded multi-language internationalization support. All core features including full-format batch conversion, custom audio parameters, and metadata editing remain fully supported. 📥 Download Link
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for batch audio conversion, the thing that usually saves people is sane presets rather than more format names. i'd make the first screen ask for the goal: smaller files for sharing, mp3 for a car or old device, lossless archive, ringtone, etc. then keep advanced codec/bitrate stuff one click deeper. also make filename collisions and metadata/artwork behavior extremely explicit before the run starts. that's where batch converters can quietly make a mess.
Thanks for your suggestions, they’re really helpful. I’ll improve this part later by adding various scene presets and simplify complicated codec and bitrate settings.
i support that. harry is right
Que sea 100% local y sin subidas es justo lo que le falta a casi todos los conversores; para audio con metadatos o material sin publicar da mucha tranquilidad. Dos dudas técnicas: ¿tira de ffmpeg por debajo o motor propio? Y en lotes grandes, ¿solo cambia contenedor/códec o también puede normalizar el volumen entre pistas? El editor de carátulas y metadata integrado suma bastante frente a las webs.
For common formats, it uses the system's built-in AVFoundation. For unsupported formats, it uses the ffmpeg-kit wrapper, which is my Swift dependency package based on ffmpeg.
The cover art feature is nice
Glad you like the cover art feature!
Quick question does it do the same thing as what renaming the file name does or does this actually change the format?
My tool is primarily a format converter. Even if you select the same input and output formats, the program will still run transcoding as long as extra parameter settings are checked. I fully understand your request, and I will add a dedicated separate edit button later. This button only edits file metadata and won’t trigger any format transcoding.
great work!
Looks great!
great app, I will try it
What's the advantage compared to X lossless decoder, reaper, permute, and fre:ac?
local and offline is the way, i never trust web converters that upload your files who knows where. it can process many files at the same time? i have folders with hundreds of audios
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Thanks for your understanding! A one-time lifetime purchase for $9.99 unlocks all format conversion features, and all future updates are completely free. Hope it helps everyone process all kinds of audio files with complete peace of mind.