Total Audio Converter - 5.3

Use Total Audio Converter to convert mp3, wav, flac, ogg, ape and much more. Look closer at it: TAC supports 30+ audio formats, has built-in CD ripper, can be handled via user interface or command line and is still very user-friendly.

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Total Audio Converter Full Download Summary

Released:	13 / 12 / 2018
Price:	24.90
Type:	Shareware
Category:	Audio & Multimedia::Rippers & Converters
Install Support:	Install and Uninstall
Platform:	Windows
OS:	Win2000,WinXP,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Windows 8,Windows 10,WinServer,WinOther,WinVista,WinVista x64
Limitations:	30-day trial
Change Info:	New Total Audio Converter can get audio from YouTube channels, all videos in one go.
Size :	38.35 MB

We developed Total Audio Converter to fulfill all you audio conversion needs.
Choosing an audio converter you look for audio formats supported, the simplicity of use and the price.
Good news - TAC is the thing you need.
It supports WAV, MP3, APE, FLAC, OGG, MIDI, WMA, MP4, AAC, MPC and 10 more audio formats.
Whatever format you will need to convert, TAC will do that.
Albert Einstein once said that everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
That's what we had in mind developing Total Audio Converter: it's extremely easy-to-use but still very powerful.
And then the price.
$24.90 for an all-in-one audio converter with built-in CR ripper, audio player, and command line support is quite fair, isn't it? Yes, all upgrades are included, no hidden fees.
You don't have to believe us - try it out to see if it is that good.
Download your free copy now.
You will be amazed by its power and simplicity.

We developed Total Audio Converter to fulfill all your audio conversion needs. First, it supports WAV, MP3, APE, FLAC, WMA, MP4, AAC, MPC and 20 more audio formats. Whatever format you will need to convert, TAC'll do that. Second, it rips CDs, gets music from YouTube - one file or whole channel. The price ($24.90 life license) for an all-in-one audio converter with built-in CR ripper, audio player and command line support is quite fair, isn't it