Audio Batch Converter

The tool ingests multiple audio files and outputs converted copies in a single run. It enforces uniform specs for format, sample rate, and channels while offering optional loudness normalization and metadata handling, suitable for editors, podcasters, and QA teams.
Conceptually, each file is decoded, resampled if needed, and re-encoded with the selected bitrate and channel mapping. A per-file manifest captures duration, resulting size, and status, enabling automation pipelines and batch auditing.
Unique value lies in batch consistency, integrated metadata transfer, and clear output metrics. Use cases include migrating a library to AAC stereo at 44.1 kHz, generating lower-bitrate previews for QA, or archiving mixes in lossless formats with metadata.
Core features include batch queue, per-file descriptors, format mapping, resampling, normalization, naming templates, metadata preservation, and per-file logs. Outputs can be downloaded individually or exported as a manifest for downstream systems.