iAudioConverter 4+

Simple, gets the job done. Would like to have it remember settings rather than having to set them each time, and an option to save the new files in the original folder.

I should have looked at the reviews before buying it. Although I suppose it's worth $4 even with all the bugs. Hard to say.

I'll be positive and say that this app needs another pass. There are several bugs that make it difficult to use. For one, the app supposedly allows you to clip the heads or tails off the track. This is a feature that I wanted to use, but it simply doesn't work. It looks like there is a clip heads button and a clip tails button but they only work while the track is playing and there doesn't appear to be any way to edit the point once you set it. There are boxes that show the current setting but it doesn't allow you to type in there and these boxes don't provide enough detail. What would be nice is a way to get a precice point in and out via some sliders and a way to preview the edit you are about to make. There is no way to preview the edit. Actually you can't reposition the slider when the track isn't playing or it just pops back where it was. Like I said… buggy.

The export options appear to be good but it's hard to tell. The only property you can set is the default output folder.

I would like to see an update… but for now I've got to give it 1 star. Sorry.

Updated my comments for version 2.1.5:

For $5 works great! Drag and drop files and batch processing. Even drops in iTunes automatically.

Does not appear to use more than one processing core, so could probably be implementated better to fully use multiple cores (would be much faster), but is still versatile, cheap and effective. Still worth every $.