Dexster Audio Editor VS Audio Transcoder

Dexster Audio Editor Pricing

Audio Transcoder Pricing

Dexster Audio Editor

• Visual Audio Editing: Open, cut, copy, paste, delete, and mix audio files visually.
• Multi-File Editing: Edit multiple audio files simultaneously.
• Effects Processing: Apply a range of audio effects including amplify, compressor, equalizer, reverb, pitch shift, and more.
• Audio Restoration: Remove or reduce vocals, noise, clicks, and pops.
• Format Conversion: Batch convert between multiple audio formats and set frequency, channels, and bitrate.
• Audio Recording: Record from microphones and input devices with timer control.
• Audio Extraction and Burning: Extract audio from video or CD and burn audio CDs, including Blu-ray support.
• Audio Encryption: Protect audio files with encryption features.
• File Splitting and Merging: Combine or split audio tracks as needed.
• VST and DirectX Support: Apply third-party audio plugins and preview effects before applying.

Audio Transcoder

• Audio CD Ripping: Extracts music from CDs to various formats such as FLAC, WAV, MP3, MP4, WMA, OGG, AAC, and more.
• Wide Format Support: Converts between over 20 source and 15 destination audio formats, ensuring broad compatibility.
• Batch Conversion: Processes multiple files at once with automated conversion and optional system shutdown post-process.
• Tag Preservation and Editing: Maintains and allows editing of audio metadata, supporting ID3, Ogg/FLAC, and APE tags.
• Built-in Audio Player: Listen to tracks before and after conversion for quality assurance.
• Simple Interface: Features drag-and-drop support, intuitive controls, and Windows shell integration for quick actions.
• Playlist Support: Reads multimedia playlists including .m3u, .m3u8, and .pls.
• Output Quality Presets: Customizes output audio quality based on multiple preset options.

Dexster Audio Editor Use Cases

• Editing and processing podcasts for publication.
• Restoring old or damaged audio recordings.
• Converting batches of audio files between formats.
• Recording voiceovers or music directly to disk.
• Extracting and editing audio from video files.
• Burning custom audio CDs for distribution.
• Removing noise and unwanted sounds from interviews.
• Creating music mixes and custom ringtones.

Audio Transcoder Use Cases

• Converting music libraries to compatible formats for devices like iPods, iPhones, and gaming consoles.
• Ripping and digitizing audio CDs for personal archiving or portable use.
• Batch processing multiple audio files to streamline media management workflows.
• Editing and preserving song metadata for organized digital music collections.
• Customizing audio output quality for various listening preferences or device requirements.

Dexster Audio Editor FAQs

• What audio formats does Dexster Audio Editor support?

  Dexster Audio Editor supports a wide range of audio formats including WAV, MP3, MP2, MP4 Audio, AAC, FLAC, M4A, VOX, Audio CD, WMA, RAW, MPC, AVI (audio track), Ogg Vorbis, G.721, G.723, G.726, AIFF, and AU formats.
• Can I use Dexster Audio Editor to record audio from a microphone?

  Yes, Dexster Audio Editor allows you to record audio directly from a microphone or other input devices and offers a recording timer to control recording duration.
• Does the software provide tools for audio restoration?

  Yes, it includes tools to remove or reduce vocals, noise, clicks, and pops from audio recordings.
• Is batch audio conversion supported?

  Yes, Dexster Audio Editor supports batch audio conversion, allowing users to convert multiple audio files at once.
• What are the system requirements for Dexster Audio Editor?

  It requires a Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11 system with a 1 GHz CPU or higher, 1 GB RAM or more, and at least 100 MB free hard disk space.

Audio Transcoder FAQs

• Which operating systems does Audio Transcoder support?

  Audio Transcoder runs on Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Windows 7, and newer operating systems.
• Does Audio Transcoder support batch conversion?

  Yes, Audio Transcoder can process multiple audio files at once in batch mode, allowing for efficient conversion workflows.
• Can I edit or preserve audio tags during conversion?

  Audio Transcoder preserves and allows the editing of metadata such as ID3, Ogg/FLAC, and APE tags throughout the conversion process.
• Does the tool offer a trial period?

  A free 14-day trial is available for users to evaluate Audio Transcoder before purchasing.

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