Description
Waver is a utility that allows you to easily convert your WAV files from
one codec to another. It also supports encoding of real MP3 files. You don't
even need an MP3 codec to produce WAV encoded MP3 files. You can easily
accomplish it with Waver. Another thing Waver can do is read MP3 files and
either convert them to WAV or recompress them to MP3.
Basically, Waver can read and write both WAV and MP3 formats.
What is so extraordinary about Waver ?
What makes it different is that it allows batch processing using all
available processors on your machine. Do you have a dual Windows NT or
Windows 2000 machine? Do you have 2, 4 or more processors? Are you tired
of having to to manually convert many files at once? It is the right time
to start exploiting Waver.
Well, all you have to do is select all the files and directories that
you want to convert as well as the destination format and unleash it.
You can then continue your regular work. Waver can be told to leave one
or all processors responsive and you won't even notice it is there. It
will do the conversion in the background without interfering with your
normal work in other applications. Logging is also supported so you can
inspect if anything went wrong and why.
Go to the screenshots section and take a look at a few short animated
sequences that will give you the idea of what Waver is and how to use
it.
What do I have to do to start using Waver?
Just download it.
Waver is a try before you buy utility. You are granted a 30-day trial
period during which you can evaluate the program. If you still like it
and use it after 30 days you are prompted to register. Registration fee
is $29.95.
IMPORTANT!
Waver never displays how many days you have until the end of your evaluation
period. 30 days is a standard evaluation period duration. After this period
expires, Waver will add static noise to converter files. When this happens
you will know that your evaluation period has ended. You will also randomly
be warned about the end of your evaluation period.
Because of this, you are advised to take special care not to overwrite
your important sound files as you might not be aware just how close is
the end to your evaluation period.
