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MacBook Pro 15", Mac OS X (10.6.2)
downunderstatement wrote:
Hi.
What's the easiest/quickest way to convert FLAC to AAC without quality loss?
I have Audacity but it's a bit cumbersome.
Many people said iTunes can do this job. That's a tale of a tub. iTunes does not support FLAC as the input format. How can iTunes convert FLAC to AAC?
From Macrumors, I found out an excellent solution of converting FLAC to AAC:
1. The solution will help you convert FLAC to AAC, MP3, WAV, M4A, ALAC, WMA, CAF, DTS, AIFF, etc;
2. It also allows you to optimize the output file;
3. If you want to extract audio file from videos and movies, it also can give you a hand.
I use Audacity. For many reasons. It's free, easy and very professional.
If you want, you can edit the sound, apply effects like normalize, amplify, add echo, flanger, and many others to enjoy.
But if you only wants to convert, you open the file and select the option "export" and choose AAC, with your preferred quality.
You can do the process also using multiple files if you want.
Converting FLAC to AAC
