All To MP3 Converter 3.3

All To MP3 Converter is a handy tool to convert the most of video and audio files to MP3 format. To make the tool as convenient as possible, it was developed to integrate itself automatically into the Windows Explorer's context menu. After selecting the files you want to convert to MP3 in the Explorer, you just right click on them and choose 'convert to MP3' in the menu. They will be automatically added to All To MP3 Converter for processing. The tool handles a wide variety of file types (WMA, MP3, OGG, APE, WAV, etc.) and converts them all swiftly, as conversion is performed without a temporary WAV file.

In this MP3 encoder all the controls are organized into three groups. In the File list located in the top left section, you can see all the files for conversion with an option to delete the files from the list or sort by various attributes (filename, artist, custom, etc.). In the field below the File list, all selected settings are displayed in brief. To change the setting, go to Tab control in the right part of the GUI. In the Output settings you can specify an output folder for the converted files or check 'Convert to source folder', and MP3 files will be stored in the same folder as originals. It is also possible to enable deletion of the source file after processing. In this tab you are also offered to adjust sample rate, channel mode, variable bitrate. If you need to normalize the volume level for your audio files, enable the Normalize option and go to Normalize settings to set the parameters as desired. In the Tag tab, you can enable/disable writing tags to the converted files and edit the existing tags. If your source file does not have any tags, you may try to get some of them from filenames by pressing the 'Get tag'. In the advanced settings of the MP3 converter, add your converted files to a playlist by checking "Add to playlist" and specify rules of name's generation for output files to sort the converted files into specified folders automatically or to keep the existing folder structure.

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