Convert CDA to FLAC

(only $19.90)

FLAC is one of the lossless audio compression formats supported by many applications and ideally suitable for high-quality stereo systems. It is free codec that is why FLAC is rather popular among music fanciers. The problem is that it is rather difficult to convert CDA into FLAC. The reason is that user needs both CD ripper and audio converter with FLAC support or all-in-one converter that allows to convert CDA to FLAC without ripping.

If you have faced with the need to extract CDA into FLAC, Total Audio Converter offers fast and handy way of doing this. Thanks to in-built ripper, it works directly with CD tracks with no need for preliminary ripping. It is very time-saving technology much more simple that traditional one with using rippers and converters separately.

Total Audio Converter is a big family of audio converters combined in one solution. To use this CDA converter for creating FLAC tracks from CD, you need to click on “FLAC” button in the format bar after checking necessary source files. In the options wizard it is offered to set the filename and destination for future FLAC copy of the selected track. Also you can select a separate fragment of CDA track for conversion or convert the whole composition. Total Audio Converter supports multi-conversion, means you can select more than one CDA file and convert all of them within one operation. So you can convert the whole CD disk in a few clicks. You don’t need to repeat the same actions for each file, so Total Audio Converter cares about your time.

If you are used to work with command line, you can convert CDA to FLAC directly from the command line. All required parameters are described in the Help menu of the program. As you see, Audio Converter offers several ways of converting audio tracks into handy formats, so each user will find most comfortable for him. Try Total Audio Converter right now and appraise all its advantages.

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(only $19.90)	Updated Mon, 20 Feb 2017