I don't use the audio converter but do use the video converter which will
convert only to mp3.
so in the video converter you choose which files you want to convert then go
to the convert menu and select which format you wish to save the files in.
Then a dialog comes up where you can tab to change preset to change the
quality of the file. If you keep tabbing you will come to a button that just
says ... which is three dots. Enter on this to choose where to save your
converted files. in the video converter the only two things in the dialog
after this is a checkbox to import into iTunes and tab once more to the
convert button.
I have no idea why it is putting two copies of the same song together.
Dean
-----Original Message-----
From: Evan Reese
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2013 3:40 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Cc: Aaron Cannon
Subject: A Couple Questions About Freemake Audio Converter
Guys, I've installed this Freemake Audio Converter, and done some file
conversions with it. It's (mostly) accessible with my Window Eyes 8.1, and
it does exactly what I want it to do, that is, convert my mp3 files into m4a
files, sounding the same but saving me on storage space. It'll even convert
multiple files at once, so I can convert whole albums at a time. And, it
preserves most of the audio tags. So I like the program overall and I want
to use it. However, I just had a couple of questions:
I can't figure out how to tell it where to put the converted files. That's a
minor annoyance, but the bigger problem is that it is making two of every
converted file. Except for the filenames, of course, they are exactly the
same, making the conversions twice as long and then causing me to have to
delete the duplicates. Anyone seen this and know how to stop it, and does
anyone know of a way to tell it where to put its converted files? There
doesn't look to be any option for that in the menus anywhere.
Thanks much.
Evan
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