MuvAudio v2.5 Released - Now Windows Vista© Compatible

MuvAudio v2.5 Released - Now Windows Vista© Compatible

renzska on 12 December 2006 - 12:51 · 7 comments & 2542 views

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MuvAudio2© converts the audio of most audio/video files which are playable by Windows Media Player© into MP3, WMA, OGG, MP4, FLAC, WAV and more. MuvAudio2© takes real-time recording to the next level by allowing recording speeds up to 10x* real-time. Additional features include the automatic download and embedding of album cover art directly into MP3 files, automatic tagging, file and folder output customization, a watch folder mode, sound seclusion, and much more...

New Features in v2.5.0.0:

Added support for Windows Vista© (32-bit).
Added support for converting from \".m4a\", \".mp4\", \".ogg\", \".flac\", \".spx\", \".mpc\", \".ape\", \".wv\", \".ofr\", \".ofs\", and \".tta\". files when appropriate WMP plugins are installed.
Additional minor changes.

Download: MuvAudio v2.5.0.0 | 3.52MB (Shareware, 18.99 USD)

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#1 Alvi 84 on 12 Dec 2006 - 13:00

That interface is :puke:

#2 XeonBuilder on 12 Dec 2006 - 21:11

Not to mention the songs on the interface.... lool

(1 reply) #3 gaekwad2 on 12 Dec 2006 - 22:45

Aren't there tons of free transcoders (not even mentioning players with transcoding ability)?

#3.1 toadeater on 12 Dec 2006 - 23:02

Quote - gaekwad2 said @ #3

Aren't there tons of free transcoders (not even mentioning players with transcoding ability)?

Um... yes?

(2 replies) #4 johnr2 on 12 Dec 2006 - 23:27

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Aren't there tons of free transcoders (not even mentioning players with transcoding ability)?

You are right on that one, but read a little deeper into the post and you'll see it's not a "transcoder", keyword, "real-time" x 10.

Interface aside, it's just what I need for letting me listen to my music on my car mp3 cd player.

#4.1 gaekwad2 on 13 Dec 2006 - 00:59

Umm, using foobar+lame or Winamp (or CDex, or...) I also get 10-14x realtime speed (depending on the source).

#4.2 johnr2 on 13 Dec 2006 - 01:31

Quote - gaekwad2 said @ #1.1

Umm, using foobar+lame or Winamp (or CDex, or...) I also get 10-14x realtime speed (depending on the source).

True, but 10x-14x realtime by transcoding is not the same as 10x realtime (realtime) where you are recording 10 songs at the same time by recording them while they are playing (technically slower), which is what this does, but this allows you to convert audio that transcoding cannot. That's what I meant by "reading deeper".

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