Music Converter 4+

Super easy to use, but you cannot set the output quality. I wanted to convert the AAC audio from a mp4 to mp3, the program's only option was to write it to the Music folder at 192k, a mediocre quality level in this day and age. No preferences, no way to customize the output folder. If you goal is to get some files into iTunes and you don't care about the quality, this is good enough. I like my mp3s at 320k, so this isn't going to work for me. 256k is OK, but at 192k I can notice some quality issues.

I needed to convert OGG files and found this program. After having converted my own voice files to MP3 (one at a time) for a while it started doing a pop-up each time for PRO, a free download. Free to download, not free to use, except in a short-lived Demo mode (?). The PRO will NOT convert OGG files at all. I'm not paying $10 for a program that won't do what I need it to. So I will stick to one-at-a-time freebee and continue dismissing the pop-up each time, one extra click each time. That's the price one pays for free. I MIGHT consider the bundle IF they add OGG convertion capability, otherwise, no thanks. NOTE: The OGG files are my voice files I created in Telegram, that I then download to add to my iTunes (Music) app. I'm not doing anything shady here.

I was impressed by how much the product was able to accomplish. I have a relatively small music collection (about 5,000 songs) and most of my music has come from old CDs and random sites on the internet. Because of that, I thought that the product wouldn’t be able to find artwork for a lot of my music, but I was definitely proven wrong. I also appreciate the “likely matches” feature which saved me the worry of incorrect matches in my iTunes library. The price is a bit much, but overall I’m satisfied with the product and would definitely recommend for those with larger iTunes libraries.