Most modern devices and software support MP3 playback, while WAV files may not be universally compatible. For example, smartphones, portable music players, and various media applications commonly accept MP3. By converting WAV files to MP3, users ensure that their audio content can be enjoyed across all platforms without any hitches.
One of the most compelling reasons to convert WAV files to MP3 is file size. WAV files can be significantly larger due to their high fidelity, often ranging from 30 MB to several hundred MB for a single track. In contrast, an MP3 file with reasonably compressed specifications could be as small as 3-10 MB. For anyone with limited storage space on devices like smartphones, tablets, or laptops, converting to MP3 can free up essential memory.
Stream
The stream to extract, eg (0:1)
Sample Rate
Bit Rate Control
Select how the encoder controls the bit rate when encoding
Bit Rate
Kilo bits per second
Stereo Mode
Use each channel directly or share during encoding
Remove Meta Data
Filter