It does create 320kb MP3s, but you have to change the setting to 320 AFTER you select the file(s) to convert. I set it at 320, then selected the file and converted, and it reverted back to 192. But I went back in and selected the file first and then changed the setting, then converted, and it worked fine. A 50MB flac file took about 12 seconds to convert on my 2012 Mac Pro. It only used on of my 12 cores as far as I could tell. Haven’t tried batch converting, but others have said it works with no problem and I have no reason to doubt that. I really like the “free” part! It did have ads, but they’re easy enough to ignore.

I ran a batch process of a 6-track album and it completed in a matter of seconds on a mid 2012 macbook pro. As another user mentioned, the ID3 tags transferred to the MP3 files minus the album artwork….so close! Nearly gets a perfect score for this one missing feature. Also as another user mentioned, you must set the bitrate of the resulting MP3 after you’ve added the files.

Simple, easy to use interface. As mentioned below, the default output is 192, but changing to 320 is a single click. My only “beef” is output file names. “Born to Run” becomes “Born to Run;Born to Run” I was unable to find anywhere in the interface or Help to fix this. Tedious to fix, but what do you want for free?

Well this worked perfectly. That’s it, just a free tool that does exactly what you need it to do, conver files en masse