MP3-WAV Decoder makes burning custom music CDs a snap. Eliminate corrupt MP3s, decode them quickly so you can easily burn your own CD`s with any Audio CD-R Burning Software. Feature Unlimited Batch-process, convert winamp playlists, normalization. Read More...
$20.00 - Dapyx
Powerful and easy-to-use MP3 database manager for organizing, editing ID3 tags and searching information on your MP3 collection. Read More...
$29.95 - ByteCool Software Inc.
TextSound is the text-to-speech file converter. You can batch convert your text documents to spoken audio files using its Windows or Command-Line Edition. Read More...
$19.95 - MP3CDSoftware
This is a easiest MP3 and WAV Decoder/Encoder!just a simple right click of the mouse you can start the conversion process. It has an easy-to-use interface with drag and drop support. There`s also support Winamp,Sonique playlists. Read More...
This WAV to MP3 encoder and MP3 to WAV decoder starts the conversion process with a simple right-click. Select the MP3 or Wave file with the mouse and right click on a selected file. A menu will appear, select "Decode to WAV(s)" or "Encode to MP3(s..
An easy-to operate tool for converting AC3 and unprotected VOB format files to PCM WAV, MP3, WMA and Ogg Vorbis formats. As a result, the listening sensation is much more natural, with sounds appearing "out-of-head".
Use Easy ID3 Editor to easily add, edit and remove ID3-tag data from MP3 files. Allows for the editing of files on a one-to-one basis or in batch mode. Also included is an audio CD-Rom ripper and MP3 encoder (including CDDB support).
Advanced MP3 Catalog is an easy-to-use tool with an Explorer-like interface which allows you catalog the drives with MP3 files: the CD-ROMs, hard drives (including network drives), optical disks, ZIP and JAZ disks, and other media with MP3 files.
Easy MP3 WAV Converter is the ideal all-in-one tool to convert batches of mp3 file format into wav file format for burning onto a CD, converting wav file format to the mp3 file format to listen to your favorite wavs.
