definition for: #stateful_audio_converter

The freeware program (which homepage is: http:\\en.stateful-audio-converter.frdafonseca.com ) that helps one into easily batch convert audio files (mp3, wav, or wave) with a multitude of options, like: the quality of the encoding process, the number of channels (mono or stereo) of the converted audio, the sample rate of the converted audio, the bits' depth of the samples of the converted audio, the type of extra info to add to the audio files, and (for me, the most important option) the normalization of the audio's volume of the converted audio (so that all the converted audio files share the same maximum volume, and there are no highs and lows when the track to be listened changes). In addition, this program, as its name implies, can keep state, so that a batch job can be paused and, then, continued, at a later time. In a time in which the biggest software houses have already dropped the support for both Windows XP and Windows Vista and are already prepared to do the same with Windows 7, this program appears with the promise of always being compatible with the following operating systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.