Convert audio files between flac, wav, mp3, aiff, m4a (AAC & Apple Lossless), and more audio file formats. High quality FLAC conversion software that can convert up to 64 files in parallel. Perform the FLAC conversions lightning fast.
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Highest quality audio conversion FLAC to MP3 and secure CD ripping to FLAC, MP3 and more audio file formats.
FLAC Audio File Converter
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FLAC Converter supports all the official FLAC compression levels from 1 to 8 and additionally includes uncompressed FLAC format. Conversions between all lossless formats and FLAC format are performed with bit-to-bit exact accuracy. Conversions from FLAC format to lossy formats such as MP3, M4A, Opus, Vorbis are performed in highest sample accuracy (32-bit floating point) to make sure there is absolutely the best audio quality when the files are converted from high resolution (e.g. 24-bit) FLAC files. FLAC Converter includes very high quality sample rate converter in case the resampling is needed. Changing the sample rate e.g. from 96 kHz to 44.1 kHz is performed with perfect audio quality.
FLAC to MP3
Batch convert FLAC files to MP3 with highest audio quality, keep all metadata tags on conversions. Music conversions from 24-bit FLAC to MP3 are performed in 32-bit floating point precision for highest audio quality.
Convert FLAC+CUE (Cue Sheet) to individual files
FLAC Converter has full support to convert from FLAC+CUE (Cue Sheet). FLAC Converter can split the tracks from Cue Sheet (CUE+FLAC) and encode the tracks into the individual audio files. E.g. FLAC+CUE to multiple MP3 files can be done quickly by running multiple parallel converters (up to 64).
Convert DSD to FLAC
FLAC Converter can convert all DSD audio files formats, DSF (DSD Stream File), DFF (DSDIFF, including DST compressed), WavPack DSD to high quality FLAC format. E.g. conversion from DSD64 to 24-bit FLAC 96kHz with highest fidelity audio quality.
Convert SACD to FLAC
FLAC Converter can convert stereo and multi-channel SACD ISO files to high quality FLAC files. It supports multi TOC (stereo + multichannel) SACD ISO image files. Multi-channel SACD ISO can be converted to 5.1 FLAC or downmixed to Stereo FLAC files.
CD Ripper
Convert CD to FLAC, securely rip audio CDs to FLAC, in bit-perfect digital audio quality. Secure CD ripping ensures that the created FLAC files are error-free, perfect.
CD/DVD Burner
Burn FLAC to audio CD, or Convert FLAC to MP3 and create MP3 CD or DVD.
Audio File to FLAC Converter | Features
- Optimized for highest audio quality (ultra-precise 64-bit floating point audio engine)
- Professional quality sample rate converter
- Batch convert music files with lightning fast performance by running up to 64 audio converters in parallel
- All the popular audio file formats are included with the Software
- Gapless encoding and decoding of FLAC to MP3, DSD to FLAC, and other audio files
- Supports conversion from over 60+ audio+video file formats
- Batch convert non-limited number of music files at once
- Fully featured metadata editor with Full metadata support
- Download high quality metadata from six online metadata servers
CD to FLAC Ripper | Securely rip audio CDs with enhanced error detection
- Perfect accuracy hardware-based software monitored error detection system
- 2-pass sector-by-sector CRC verification for enhanced error detection
- Create exact CD ripping log that shows all the CD information and errors occured during the secure CD ripping
- Read and Preserve CD-Text, ISRCs, UPC/EAN, pre-gaps, and pre-emphasis
- De-emphasize audio CDs that have pre-emphasis encoded in them
- Create exact audio CD disc images by ripping to Cue Sheet (CUE+FLAC) audio files
FLAC to CD Burner | Burn audio CDs, FLAC to MP3 CDs, and data discs
- Burn audio CDs with CD-Text
- Burn audio CDs from Cue Sheet (CUE+FLAC) audio files
- Burn data discs with ISO-9660/Joliet & UDF filesystems
- Create and Burn ISO disc images (iso)
Audio Flac Converter | Typical usages
- Convert your CD collection to FLAC and other audio file formats
- Convert flac to mp3, or flac to m4a, for playback on portable player, phone, or tablet
- Convert audio file formats that are not supported by some other software
- Convert audio tracks to FLAC from video files
- Edit metadata of FLAC files, and ID3 tags of MP3 files and all other metadata of audio files
- Burn audio CDs from FLAC files and convert FLAC to MP3 CDs
- Use metadata editor to edit metadata and album artwork of audio files
DSP effects
- ReplayGain v2 metadata calculation
- ReplayGain v2 loudness normalization
- EBU R128 loudness normalization
- Digital silence removal
- Fade In/Out
- De-emphasis for audio CDs that have pre-emphasis
Music metadata services
Get high quality metadata and cover art from 6 metadata services. Metadata can be retrieved automatically or searched manually.
Get metadata from
GD3, WMP / Gracenote, MusicBrainz, Discogs, Freedb, Amazon
Codecs
All audio codecs are included with the software. There is no need to download codecs from other sources.
All audio codecs operate in high resolution audio (32-bit floating point or better accuracy). Hi-res accuracy ensures that there is no additional quantization or dithering noise when converting from hi-res source (e.g. 24-bit FLAC to MP3) or when transcoding between lossy audio formats (e.g. MP3 to AAC).
Lossy and DSD codecs
Encoder | Input bit depth | Encoder precision |
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AAC (Apple) | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
AAC (FhG FDK) | 32-bit integer | 32-bit integer |
xHE-AAC | 24-bit integer | 32-bit integer |
AC3 | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
DSD | 32-bit floating point | 64-bit floating point |
MP3 | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Musepack | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Vorbis | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Opus | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Decoder | Output bit depth | Decoder precision |
---|---|---|
AAC (AAC LC & HE AAC) | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
xHE-AAC (AAC USAC) | 32-bit integer | 32-bit integer |
AC3 | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
DSD | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
MP3 | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Musepack | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Vorbis | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Opus | 32-bit floating point | 32-bit floating point |
Lossless PCM codecs
All lossless PCM codecs such as FLAC, WAV, Apple Lossless, AIFF, APE, AU, TTA, W64, keep the source bit depth (up to 64-bit floating point) by default ('Auto' mode) unless specified otherwise.
Convert audio files to
AAC
AIFF
Apple Lossless
DFF
DSF
FLAC
MP3
Musepack
PCM
Vorbis
WavPack
Windows Media Audio
Apple AAC
DSD Stream File
Direct Stream Digital
LAME MP3
RF64
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WavPack DSD
.ac3
.ape
.cue
.dsf
.m3u8
.m4a
.mp3
.ogg
.tta
.wav
.wv
Convert audio files from
AAC
AIFF
Apple Lossless
CAF
DFF
DSF
DXD
HE-AAC
MP2
Monkey's Audio
Opus
Real Audio
Speex
TAK
TrueHD
WAV
Wave64
xHE-AAC
ALAC
Audio CD
DSDIFF
MPEG Layer-3
RIFF
WavPack DSD
.ac3
.aiff
.ape
.avi
.cda
.dff
.dsf
.dtshd
.eac3
.flv
.m2ts
.m4a
.mka
.mov
.mp2
.mpc
.mpg
.oma
.opus
.ram
.shn
.tak
.truehd
.vob
.wav
.wma
.wv
.3ga
Sample rates
8 kHz - 384 kHz, DSD64 (2.8224 MHz), DSD128 (5.6448 MHz), DSD256 (11.2896 MHz)
Bit depths
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1-bit (DSD), 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit, 32-bit float, 32-bit, 64-bit float
Bit depths
1-bit (DSD), 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit, 32-bit float, 32-bit, 64-bit float, 64-bit
Channels
Mono, Stereo, 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, 6.1, and 7.1
Supported operating systems / platforms / features
Windows 10/8/7, 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64), High DPI aware, 4k compatible, Unicode, Performance optimized with SSE, SSE2, SSSE3, SSE4 (4.1, 4.2), AVX, AVX2 instruction sets
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To understand the reason for a 1-bit Dual D/A converter, it is helpful to know a little about the digital-to-analog conversion process. In a CD (and any other digital recording technology), the goal is to create a recording with very high fidelity (very high similarity between the original signal and the reproduced signal) and perfect reproduction (the recording sounds the same every time you play it no matter how many times you play it). To accomplish these two goals, digital recording converts the analog wave into a stream of numbers and records the numbers instead of the wave. The conversion is done by a device called an analog-to-digital converter (ADC). Then, to play back the music, the stream of numbers is converted back to an analog wave by a digital-to-analog converter (DAC). The analog wave produced by the DAC is amplified and fed to the speakers to produce the sound.
When you sample the wave with an analog-to-digital converter you have control over 2 variables:
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- Sampling rate - controls how many samples are taken per second
- Sampling precision - controls how many different gradations (quantization levels) are possible when taking the sample
In the following figure, let's assume that the sampling rate is 1,000 per second and the sampling precision is 10:
The green rectangles represent samples. Every 1/1000th of a second, the ADC looks at the wave and picks the closest number between zero and 9. The number chosen is shown along the bottom of the figure above. These numbers are a digital representation of the original wave. When the DAC recreates the wave from these numbers, you get the blue line shown in the following figure:
You can see that the blue line lost quite a bit of the detail originally found in the red line, which means the fidelity of the reproduced wave is not very good. This is the sampling error. You reduce sampling error by increasing both the sampling rate and the precision. In the following figure, both the rate and the precision have been improved by a factor of 2 (20 gradations at a rate of 2,000 samples per second):
In the following figure, the rate and the precision have been doubled again (40 gradations at 4,000 samples per second):
You can see that as the rate and precision improve, the fidelity (similarity between the original wave and the DAC's output) improves. In the case of CD sound, fidelity is an important goal, so the sampling rate is 44,100 samples per second (44.1 KHz) and the number of gradations is 65,536. At this level, the output of the DAC so closely matches the original wave form that the sound is essentially 'perfect' to most human ears.
The DAC typically uses a different resistor for each bit. A 4-bit DAC needs 4 resistors working in parallel to provide a steady analog signal. When you get to the 16-bit or even 32-bit level found in CDs and DVDs, the number of gradations required per resistor makes it very difficult to precisely match values. For example, a typical 16-bit DAC would have 16 resistors requiring a total of 65,536 gradations.
What a 1-bit Dual D/A converter does is allow the digital-to-analog conversion to happen without the need for all those extra resistors. Essentially, this type of DAC does not use a bank of resistors operating in parallel. Instead, it creates a carefully modulated signal from the digital. The converter relies on noise shaping, a phenomenon that takes advantage of the human ear's inability to notice noise when it occurs in higher frequencies. Basically, the human ear is most sensitive to noise at 5 KHz, and is almost unable to detect it at 20 KHz.
A key part of the converter is a circuit called a delta-sigma modulator, which takes the binary signal (1s and 0s) from the CD and changes them to a steady pulse, called a pulse train. The pulse train contains an average of the change in the amount of energy represented in the sample. A low-pass filter removes all time-domain information and recovers only the average energy of the pulse train that feeds it. The key here is to understand that the pulse-train waveform is clocked at a very high frequency compared to the 44.1 KHz sample rate. The pulse train is sent through the DAC and changed into an analog signal.
The delta-sigma circuit has two main sections:
- Delta receives the incoming digital signal and monitors the outgoing pulse train. It creates an error signal, which is based on the difference between the binary signal coming in and the pulse train going out.
- Sigma adds up the results of the error signal created by delta and supplies this sum to the low-pass filter.
The error signal is used by the low-pass filter to average the analog signal. Basically, this means that minute adjustments are made to the analog signal to compensate for the differences between the binary signal and the pulse train. This page provides incredible detail and diagrams of the entire circuit, as well as a detailed explanation of the process.
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