Protected Music Converter
An easy-to-use software for protected music conversion
Protected Music Converter is software that can easily protect your (or unprotected) music files to the most frequently used unprotected formats (MP3, OGG, WMA, unprotected). So, you can listen to music on your iPod, burn them to audio CD, upload them to your mobile phone, use them at whatever device you want, even if it does not support protected content playback. Installation procedure is very fast and easy, it means no unsigned 3rd party drivers (enabling Blue Screens Of Death here and there) installation, no strange noise detection system screens, just normal procedure file copy, and that’s it. Interface is a direct and easy to use, the only thing you have to do is to add your protected files on the batch list, select desired output format and press the start button.
You can use one of the profiles with default settings for each production format, or create your own by clicking on "Custom profile …" button. You can save files to a batch list by a folder or scan for music files, drag’n’drop, copy and paste from MS Explorer support may also be included. Input formats are supported: WMA, M4P, MP4, AAC, MP3, WAV, OGG, AU audio files, AIFF.
Requirements:
32 MB free RAM
Windows Media Player
About 10 MB of free disk space
MP3 Doctor
MP3Doctor is a tool for editing, which allows you to check, change and improve your MP3 and WAV files. You can repair imperfect songs or change them with cleaning, countervailing and resampling. The aim is to allow you to maintain a similar quality, volume and sound of all your MP3s. In addition, the program converts MP3 files into WAV and back.
In addition, the program can handle Support ID3 tags of MP3 files. In normal function allows you to get the lower parts of a song at higher levels and to standardize your MP3 collection. KARAOKE function allows the user remove the vocals of MP3 or WAV files. In length of pace and features the user to change the pace (BPM), without changing the pitch, or vice versa.
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