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Convert audio files between formats (MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A) with bitrate and sample rate control. Batch processing supported.
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| name | audio-converter |
| description | Convert audio files between formats (MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A) with bitrate and sample rate control. Batch processing supported. |
Convert audio files between popular formats with control over quality settings. Supports batch processing and maintains metadata where possible.
from scripts.audio_converter import AudioConverter
# Simple conversion
converter = AudioConverter("input.wav")
converter.convert("output.mp3")
# With quality settings
converter = AudioConverter("input.flac")
converter.bitrate(320).sample_rate(44100).convert("output.mp3")
# Batch convert directory
AudioConverter.batch_convert("./input_folder", "./output_folder", format="mp3", bitrate=192)
# From file
converter = AudioConverter("audio.wav")
converter.bitrate(192) # kbps (for lossy formats)
converter.sample_rate(44100) # Hz
converter.channels(2) # 1=mono, 2=stereo
converter.normalize(True) # Normalize volume
# Convert to format (inferred from extension)
converter.convert("output.mp3")
# Explicit format
converter.convert("output", format="mp3")
# Convert all files in directory
AudioConverter.batch_convert(
input_dir="./wavs",
output_dir="./mp3s",
format="mp3",
bitrate=320
)
# Simple conversion
python audio_converter.py --input song.wav --output song.mp3
# With quality settings
python audio_converter.py --input song.flac --output song.mp3 --bitrate 320 --sample-rate 44100
# Batch convert
python audio_converter.py --input-dir ./wavs --output-dir ./mp3s --format mp3 --bitrate 192
# Normalize during conversion
python audio_converter.py --input song.wav --output song.mp3 --normalize
| Argument | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--input | Input audio file | Required |
--output | Output file path | Required |
--input-dir | Input directory for batch | - |
--output-dir | Output directory for batch | - |
--format | Output format | From extension |
--bitrate | Bitrate in kbps | 192 |
--sample-rate | Sample rate in Hz | Original |
--channels | Number of channels | Original |
--normalize | Normalize volume | False |
| Format | Extension | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| MP3 | .mp3 | Lossy | Most compatible |
| WAV | .wav | Lossless | Large files |
| FLAC | .flac | Lossless | Compressed lossless |
| OGG | .ogg | Lossy | Open format |
| M4A | .m4a | Lossy | AAC codec |
| AIFF | .aiff | Lossless | Apple format |
converter = AudioConverter("recording.wav")
converter.bitrate(320).convert("recording.mp3")
source = AudioConverter("album.flac")
# High quality MP3
source.bitrate(320).convert("album_hq.mp3")
# Standard MP3
source.bitrate(192).convert("album_std.mp3")
# OGG for streaming
source.bitrate(128).convert("album.ogg")
# Convert all WAV recordings to MP3 with podcast settings
AudioConverter.batch_convert(
input_dir="./raw_episodes",
output_dir="./episodes",
format="mp3",
bitrate=128,
sample_rate=44100,
channels=1 # Mono for podcasts
)
pydub>=0.25.0
soundfile>=0.12.0
Note: Requires FFmpeg installed on system for MP3/M4A support.