Cool Media to Mp3 Wav Converter

Getting StartedVideo tutorial

(1) Click to add media files.

(2) Select "Output Format".

(3) Click to start conversion. You may see the leopard starts running on the top right corner.

(4) Wait conversion to stop.

A dialog will appear to tell you the end of conversion. You may click "Yes" to see the output files.

You may click "Stop" button during the conversion if you want to cancel conversion.

Still a little confused? Click here to see the video tutorial.

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Add Files

You may drag media files into Cool Media to Mp3 Wav Converter directly or click the buttons below.
The supported files will appear in the list if successful added.

	: Add media files to the list. You may choose more than one files each time in the "Open" dialog.
	: Remove the selected file from the list.
	: Remove all files from the list.

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Extract Part of the Input File

(1) Add files to the list.

(2) Select(click) the file in the list.

(3) Click to start playing the media file.

(4) Drag or use to select time.

Then click to mark the start time or to mark the end time.
You may see the selected time (Time Segment) appears in the list.

(5) Click to start conversion.

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Output File Format

One file : Select file in the list, then choose output format.
All files : Choose output format, then click "Set All" button.

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Output File Name

Select file in the list, then change "Output Name".

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Output Directory

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Format Detail Setting

Constant Bit Rate (CBR) : an encoding method that varies the quality level in order to ensure a consistent bit rate throughout an encoded file. Bit rate calculations are typically made in kilobits per second (kbps).

Variable Bit Rate (VBR) : an encoding method that ensures consistent high audio quality throughout an encoded file by making intelligent bit-allocation decisions during the encoding process. Variable Bit Rate encoding is a relatively new addition to the MP3 world. Consequently, only a few MP3 players support it properly. RealJukebox, Winamp (2.05 or later), and FreeAmp all play VBR encoded files. If your MP3 player does not support VBR, contact the company that makes the MP3 player and request an update to a VBR capable MP3 player.

Sample rate : the number of samples of audio carried per second, measured in Hz or kHz (one kHz being 1 000 Hz). For example, 44 100 samples per second can be expressed as either 44 100 Hz.

Select file format by clicking the radio button first. Then change the property (CBR/VBR, Sample Rate, Channel) of the current selected file format.

You may click "Reset" button to reset the property to the default value (current selected file format's property).

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Convert Sequence

Files are converted in order. Those which appears upper in the list, will be converted first.

Change files' postion in the list : Select(click) the file in the list, then click or .

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