Convert audio files to mp3

PowerISO can convert music files to different output formats, so that you can play them through preferred software and devices. The output format can be mp3, flac, ape, ogg, wma, and wav.

Today, mp3 files are the most popular format for musical files. Converting the audio files to mp3 format can provide best compatibility with media player software and devices.

Please follow the steps to convert audio files to mp3 with PowerISO.

Run PowerISO, and select "Tools > Audio converter..." Menu.
PowerISO Audio converter will popup. You can add the files to the convert list, select output folder, output format, and change the encoder settings if needed.

You can play the musical files before conversion by selecting the files in the list, and clicking "Play" button.
Add musical files to the convert list: Click "Add files..." button. The "Add files" dialog will popup. Navigate to the folder containing the musical files, select them, and click "Add" button to add the files to convert list. The selected files will be listed in input files list.

To remove files from the list, please click "Remove" or "Clear list" button.

Output folder: You can put the converted files in the input folder, or put them to a separate folder.

Output format: The output format can be mp3, flac, ape, ogg, wma, or wav. Select "MP3" for output format.
You can change the mp3 encoder settings by click "Settings..." button. In "MP3 encoder settings" dialog, you can change sample rates, sample mode, and sample format. The bit depth is 16 for mp3 encoding. Click "OK" to close the encoder settings dialog.
Click "Convert" to start conversion after you have added the files and select the appropriate settings for the conversion.

PowerISO will start converting the files to MP3 format. You can see the detailed progress information when converting.

You can cancel the conversion by clicking "Abort" button.

After all files have been converted, you can see the message, "Converting audio files completes successfully". It will also show the number of files converted successfully and the number of files failed to convert.