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Home > Tutorials > How to Batch Convert Audio Files?
If you have got an audio that's either in a format unsupported by the device you intend to play it on, or in a form that you'd prefer to not use (large AIFF or WAV audio files, for example). There are scads of utilities you can use to convert media files. If you want something converted quickly, without a lot of fuss and bother, Absolute Audio Converter is a good choice. Download and install Absolute Audio Converter to see how easy it is to convert multiple audio files in batch mode. Batch Audio Files Conversion Guide 1. Launch Absolute Audio Converter and add as many audio files as necessary to the conversion list. You can remove the files by clicking the "Delete", while "Clear" will remove all. Use "Move Up" and "Move Down" buttons or just drag the listed files to arrange them in order to meet your demands.
2. Click "Select..." to choose output folder. Choose the format you need from WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, AAC, M4A, FLAC and MP2. Then, if more precise output quality is required, it also provides many format presets for adjustment. Click "Convert" to start conversion.
3. After you hit "Convert", some conversion information and a progress bar will be displayed within just few seconds. Select the post-process options to automatically play the sound or shut down the computer as long as the conversion is finished.
When the process is complete, there is a summary report about the conversion. Click "Open folder" to directly find your converted files.
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