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User Interface It has a simple user interface, you just need to choose the output folder where the compressed files are saved and select the desired audio codec for the compression.
Once the compression is done it will tell you how many files it has compressed, it will also show you how many seconds it took to do this. It also have a option to show a progress bar so you can see the result while the batch is done.
Compression types:
Single audio-file (default) - only one source file is used for the compression.
Multi-segment audio-file - source files are compressed into multiple segments, and in this case the second audio file is also used for the compression.
Bulk-optimized audio-files - multiple audio files are compressed to a single output file that has its own header so you do not need to worry about using the output audio-file as they cannot be played back as a single file.
Cue/Jump Table - the newly compressed files are appended to the end of the original file so in this case only the newly created compressed file is needed.
Extracting and decoding Multiple files:
You can also extract the compressed files and use them separately. If all the files are extracted the "Multi-Segment Compression Mode" will be activated. It will decode the separate segments and write the result to file, when the separate segments are extracted the source file is automatically deleted.
Note that.cue files are compressed as.wav files, so if you use the "Bulk-optimized" option the original file will be required to extract.
File formats:
Wav file (default) - The original file's extension will be retained as well as the newly created one, both must be compliant to the original file format.
Audio file - the original file's extension will be removed and only the new file extension will be added.
Cue/Jump Table file - the original file's extension will be removed and only the newly created one will be added.
Note that when you use the "Multi-segment compression" option the.cue file must comply to the original format.
Archive:
You can also use the compressed files as an archive. This is done by adding the zipped source files to the output folder.
Archive file - the archive file extension will be added.
Zip archive - the original file will be compressed into one archive file with the extension.zip.
Screenshots:
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Features:
Write Wav-files from sound.
Write Wav-files to File-System for later use.
Transcode Wav-files to MP3-files.
Mp3-Codecs can be found here. Codecs can be changed to this application.
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Hexels Description:
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Editor: Place, Remove, Move
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