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Audio Book Converter V4

  • Convert Audiobook from mp3 to m4b.
  • Convert mp3 to Audiobook (AAC)
  • Convert mp3 to ipod format.
  • Convert mp3 to IBook (IPhone) format.
  • Convert wma to Audiobook (AAC)
  • Convert m4a to Audiobook (AAC)

Short video demonstrating latest features related to chapters support: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7JrujMfids


If you enjoyed current version of AudioBookConverter, contribute some funds to continue improvement work on the product.

Main features:

  • Parallel encoding: more cores - faster results
  • Parallel processing of conversions queue: prepare next book while encoding another
  • Smart artwork support: combined from MP3 artwork and cover files from MP3 directory
  • Unicode tags support: keep tags in own language
  • Chapters support: jump to the right chapter quickly
  • Flexible quality management: find balance between size and quality
  • Instant playback: listen what you are going to encode
  • Simple and lightweigh user interface: Convert a book with few clicks

Major differences vs original version:

  • Performance improved form 5 to 15x times (depending on numbers of cores), old version of Faac replaced with fresh FFMpeg.
  • Added super-fast mode of parallel encoding of MP3 files.
  • Added Artwork support, smart combination of MP3 images and all images in MP3 folders.
  • Added Chapters support, based on MP3 files.
  • Added Qualtity management.
  • Parallel conversion of queue of several books.
  • Improved (both speed and quality) of mp3 decoding due to switch to ffmpeg from java based decoder.
  • Improved tags support according to MP4 specification.
  • Fixed tags encoding issues due caused by legacy MP3 problems.
  • Fixed tags encoding issues with non-latin characters.
  • Faac replaced with FFMpeg
  • Added MP4V2 to support media for m4b (due to existing issue in ffmpeg https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/2798)
  • 64-bits only support.

History

Original version was developed by Florian Fankhauser. Read history