Audio (1528 programs)
Pros: Better compression rates than FLAC. Lossless compression method. Tag support. Integration in Winamp.
Cons: Larger files than lossy compression methods (MP3 or AAC). APE format is not supported everywhere.
Pros: Combine individual audio files into a single audio file. Have a audio mix with pause or gapless mix. Compress audio files into simpler size. Provide labels for mixed audio tracks.
Cons: Comes with limited functionality and tools. Has too simplistic features. May consume moderate system resources. Mixing audio tracks may not be seamless.
Pros: Many conversion settings can be customised. Reverse conversions are supported. It is possible to adjust compression rates. Users can choose the output path.
Cons: Does not work with a wide array of files. Only supports audio conversions. Not many advanced tools. Batch conversions may take a significant amount of time.
Pros: Edit a vast number of file formats. Convert. edit and auto-fill IDv3 tags. Free to use.
Cons: Basic not that intuitive UI.
Pros: Allows you to cut and splice Mp3, WAV, WMA and OGG files. Allows you to convert file formats. Includes a basic player.
Cons: Interface looks too basic.
Pros: Tons of free music. Instant access to the library.
Cons: May not have music in your favorite language. Library isn’t updated regularly.
Pros: Open tunings for guitar, mandolin, and many more. Has a demo version.
Cons: Demo can only be downloaded after completing the contact form.
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