Switch and stamp your sound
Posted by Joel Eaton on Friday 09 April 2010 at 10:55am
Tags:
audio editing |
codec |
delivery |
digital collections |
digitisation |
file formats |
podcasts |
A really handy little application I find myself constantly using is Switch, a free audio file encoder which can singularly and batch convert files from pretty much any format to, well, pretty much any other format, with complete control over internal settings.
Note - the link to the downloadable free version is in the bottom right of this page.
As an addition (or as a stand alone application) Stamp can be accessed directly via Switch to edit ID3 tags within MP3 files.
An ideal cost-free solution for creating delivery files.
Photo by greenhem on Flickr - used under a Creative Commons licence
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