Closed Jimmm closed 1 year ago
If you want to convert mp3, you need to convert it to wave once on the tool. You need to use 'Tool'->'AudioConverter'->'Audio to WAVE' to convert, and then convert the wave to at3 or at9. In the future, we plan to implement a function to convert directly to at3 or at9.
With this update, the following formats can be read directly. (mp3, m4a, aac, flac, alac, aiff, wma, ogg, opus) Thus, the need to convert from an 'Tool'->'AudioConverter' has been eliminated. After loading, a conversion window will appear and you can convert according to your target console. After that, the converted Wave will be loaded directly. Enjoy :D
Wow, thanks a lot XyLe-GBP! One question: I drag n drop an mp3 file, choose psp, convert ... wav is created and loaded, but psp format isn*t chosen. I have to choose one more time. Bonus question: why is portable version 4 times smaller?
Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in the next update. The reason the portable version has less space is because it does not incorporate the net6 runtime. The lack of the runtime reduces the size of the application. The portable version requires the net6 runtime to be installed from the Microsoft page. (In the portable version, the application itself cannot be launched without installing the runtime.) The release version has a larger capacity than the portable version, but does not require the net6 runtime to be installed because the runtime is already embedded in the application. In other words, instead of being larger, the release version does not require the net6 runtime to be installed on the PC in order to run. If you already have the net6 runtime installed, it is worth using the portable version to save space.
This update corrects the file so that the appropriate console is selected when the file is converted. If you have problems, please leave a comment again.
It will help a lot, my whole collection is mp3.