Qobuz Converter
Converts audio-related units (bitrate, sample rate, duration, size) to support metadata, QA, and delivery workflows for audio catalogs.

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About This Tool
The Qobuz Converter is a multi-field unit conversion tool designed for audio workflows. It handles conversions between bitrate, sample rate, duration, and file size, enabling editors, metadata specialists, and delivery teams to produce consistent, machine-readable data for catalog pipelines. Conceptually, you provide a numeric value along with a source unit and a target unit; the engine computes the corresponding value using standard audio unit relationships and returns both the numeric result and a formatted string for downstream use. This tool supports both single-value lookups and batch processing, allowing teams to transform entire sheets of catalog metadata in one run. Benefits include reduced manual math, lower error rates, and improved metadata consistency across QA, encoding, and delivery stages. Use cases include converting a 320 kbps track at 44.1 kHz to alternative target units for reports, or estimating file size when packaging a release for multiple streaming platforms. The core value proposition is accuracy, locale-aware formatting, and an extensible unit set that aligns with common music distribution workflows. Core features include required inputs (value, source_unit, target_unit), optional precision and locale, and outputs (converted_value, unit, formatted_value). This tool is especially valuable for catalog managers, QA analysts, and data pipelines that require precise numeric conversions without DSP processing. It supports batch operations to accelerate large metadata batches and promotes consistency across metadata fields and delivery checklists.
How to Use
Step 1: Provide inputs (value, source_unit, target_unit).
Step 2: Optionally set precision and locale to control decimals and formatting.
Step 3: Run calculation to obtain converted_value and formatted_value.
Step 4: Review outputs and copy into metadata fields or QA reports.
Step 5: Repeat for additional rows or values in batch mode as needed.

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