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LameXP is a free multi-format audio file converter that supports a variety of output formats, including MP3, AAC/MP4, Ogg Vorbis, Opus, as well as FLAC, and an even higher number of input formats. It also supports batch processing and can utilize multiple processor cores.

Perl script to encode (decode) sound files with lame (mp3), flac, aac (m4a) & oggenc2 (ogg vorbis). Utilizes multi-threading to take advantage of the speed of a multi-core processor.

EasyAac is an easy to use shell script which converts MP3 files in an M3U playlist to AAC+. Usage: easyaac.sh playlist.m3u bitrate Please note that bitrate is specfied in kbps This script requires lame, aacplusenc and MP4Box installed. In most Linux distributions, MP4Box is provided by the package "gpac" it can be installed in Ubuntu by issuing following command sudo apt-get install gpac

audiokonverter is a service menu (and also a commandline utility) to easily convert from MP3, OGG, AMR, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WMA, RealAudio, Musepack, Wavpack, WAV and movies to MP3, OGG, M4A, WAV and FLAC in Konqueror by right-clicking on them. It needs ffmpeg/avconv, oggenc, oggdec, faac, faad, flac, mplayer and lame to work. id3lib is optional for full functionality. Also optional are vorbis-tools and metaflac for handling other metadata. See README how/where to get that software. Be sure about...

This is a simple program written in C and C++ to convert files from M4A to MP3. It will convert all files in a single directory. mplayer and lame required.

A fairly simple bash script that runs through every .m4a file in the current directory, converts them to .mp3, then deletes the originals. Depends on faad and lame. Future updates will traverse subdirectories recursively to convert entire libraries.