For what I’ve tried so far, it seems to work and get the job done.Doesn’t properly handle metadata. In particular, that means that if I set metadata on my aif file, then convert to mp3, I have to set the metadata on the mp3 file all over again. The workaround is obvious, but I wish it would just handle this transparently.

I use this app mostly to change my m4as to mp3s so they play on my phone. However it seems not to work with data concerning titles and artists that are written with nonstandard characters (à,ó,etc.) or non-roman scripts, which just turn into a bunch of question marks. What’s odd is that it doesn’t seem to have this trouble with other data like composers. Since it works completely fine otherwise, I’d be curious to know what’s causing it since it’s quite annoying having to change each of my songs individually so I’m not faced with a wall of question marks.

I go back and forth with formatting music to move from one sterio system to another. Little quirk is to drag and drop an AAC file, this program will not even allow most AAC files to be dropped into the selection field. However, if I locate the file directly using the built in program selection function, it will list and then convert AAC music files. Quirky, but it does the job! Grateful to own it. A must have!

I had over 1200 WMA files I needed to convert over to mp3 or Aiff. My client chose mp3 since they take up so little hard drive space. I had used Transcribe to convert one LPs worth of wma files but that was one tune at a time and would take forever. So, this was recommended to me and I think it is worth its weight in gold and worth much more to me than the measly $10 it cost me. It works fast and I have no issues with it at all.