Are you looking for an expert audio converter tool, but didn’t get an apt one yet? Well, here you’re provided a skilled assistant named FairStars Audio Converter Pro 1.10 that effectively can aid you in converting your several format audio files. It efficiently aids you in converting different audio formats such as WAV, Real Media AC3, AIF, DTS, AIFF, AU, AIFC, Creative VOC along with other known formats like FLAC, MP3, OGG, MP4, AAC, and even more. The output format you can derive using this tool is MP3, VQF, AAC, AWB, M4A, FLAC, OGG, WAV, and APE formats. Even, the program assists you in converting several files in one go, regardless of their source or target format. In addition, while converting the program allows adjusting volume, retaining and editing ID3 tags, extracting audio from CD image, and do more.

With its user-friendly console, the FairStars Audio Converter Pro software makes audio conversion task effortless for you. To start up, you’ve to add the files within this program, which you can even individually play for keeping a check. Moving on, you require setting the output format type, and specify the output folder for storing the final output files. Now, click over ‘Convert’ for beginning the audio file conversion process, simultaneously to which the converted files would be displayed within the Output Window placed at bottom side. Even, you can easily hide or show this window, as per your convenience. You can set individually set the format for every file to perform different audio files conversion altogether. The source files are shown with ID, File Name, Length, Size, Input Format, Output Format, Output Filename, and Status info, whereas the output files are displayed with File Name, Length, Format, Size, Folder, and Status details. Along with these, it provided different functions to perform normalization, edit ID3 tags, and more.

FairStars Audio Converter Pro can easily be operated to convert your audio files into the desired output format.

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