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January 27, 2008 - APE and FLAC Toolkit
As you know, APE and FLAC are the most popular lossless audio format, SoftRM published 2 toolkits for APE audio format and 2 toolkits for FLAC audio format.
1. Ape Ripper is a tool to split a big APE file to separate MP3 files or split APE file to other format audio files including WAV, MP2, VOX, G726, G723.
2. Ape2CD can split a big .Ape file to some CD track files based on .Cue file and then burn them to CD.
3. FLAC Ripper is a tool to split a big FLAC file to separate MP3 files or split FLAC file to other format audio files including WAV, MP2, VOX, G726, G723.
4. FLAC2CD can split a big .FLAC file to some CD track files based on .Cue file and then burn them to CD.
All above 4 toolkits can run under Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/Vista/2003 Server. Themes are supported in these audio toolkits. Only 3 files can be processed in trial version, the other limitation in trial version is 15-day trial. These limitations will be removed after registration, the registration fee is $29.95. SoftRM provides 2 way for you make payment, buy via Emetrix and buy via PayPal. The upgrade is free for registered user.
Audio Music Converter Toolkit
Audio Music Batch Converter is a convenient, powerful, and configurable application for converting among nearly all popular audio formats (APE, FLAC, MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, MP2, G721, G723, G726, VOX, GSM, U-LAW, A-LAW, DSP, ADPCM).
Features:
1. Works with Windows 95/98/ME/ 2000/XP/Vista/2003 Server.
2. Supports ID3v1 and ID3v2 tag.
3. Supports customizable audio format.
4. Embeds a ID3 tag editor.
5. Supports drag and drop audio files from explorer.
6. Supports searching audio files from unlimited layer subfolders.
Only 30 files can be converted in trial version, the other limitation in trial version is 15-day trial. These limitations will be removed after registration, the registration fee is $29.95. SoftRM provides 2 way for you make payment, buy via Emetrix and buy via PayPal. The upgrade is free for registered user.
If you’d like more information about this topic, or you’d like to evaluate one or more toolkit, please visit http://www.softrm.com.
