XRECODE is really handy for musicians, audio engineers, and anyone who collects music or makes podcasts. It’s a free program that can convert lots of different audio file types into others, like MP3, WAV, and FLAC.
XRECODE can also be used to extract audio from video files, rip audio CDs, work with CUE files, change and add metadata, normalize files, merge files together and even split files. If you are looking for an alternative converter that runs on Windows, you can also check out CoolUtils Total Audio Converter on GetintoWAY.
Characteristics of XRECODE
- It can handle lots of different audio formats, like MP3, WAV, FLAC, and DSD, and convert them into whatever you need.
- Extracts audio streams from supported video files
- Rips audio CDs into selected output formats
- Processes multiple audio files through batch conversion
- Merges several source tracks into one audio file
- Splits audio by channels, time, or detected silence
- Normalizes loudness through EBUR128 or ReplayGain methods
- Imports, exports, and edits audio metadata
- Preserves or exports embedded album cover artwork
- Processes embedded and external CUE sheet information
- Extracts SACD ISO audio into DFF or DSF
- Supports customizable sample rates and channel configurations
- Automates conversions through the separate console edition
- Provides portable versions for installation-free operation
What’s New in Version v1.190
- Fixed Fade In and Fade Out processing for MKA files
Official Website: XRECODE Official Website
System Requirements
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows
- Architecture: 32-bit and 64-bit editions available
Open Installation Guide & Frequently Asked Questions
Build Highlights
Software: XRECODE 3 v1.190
Type: Official Windows Installer (Silent RePack)
Status: Clean & Tested
Size: ~39.35 MB
