Reduce the size of MP3, OGG and WMA files by setting a new bit rate, in order to optimize large music collections with minimum effort.
- MP3 OGG WMA Size Reducer
- Version :1.11
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Skyshape Software
MP3 OGG WMA Size Reducer Description
MP3 OGG WMA Size Reducer is a tool designed to change the bit rate of audio tracks with the MP3, OGG and WMA file extensions in batch mode, in order to reduce their size and make room for new data.
This type of software delivers the best results when working with a large music collection. You can use it to clean up your MP3 player storage, for example.
Clear-cut GUI for optimizing file size
It’s packed in a clean and intuitive interface made from a large window with a neatly organized structure, where you can add as many files as you want to the task list.
It’s also possible to drop folders to process all its containing files, as well as to add files from different locations and with different formats at the same time.
Set the new bit rate and destination
The task list shows the format, old name and default new name, size and bit rate, along with the progress for each item. The new files can be saved in the same location as the source, or a custom folder. They receive the “.lite.mp3” extension.
MP3 OGG WMA Size Reducer can be instructed to recreate the original folder structure. Furthermore, you can configure the bit rate for each format, preview results, open the output location of any file on task completion, as well as remove an item from the list or clear the whole queue to restart the task from scratch.
Evaluation and conclusion
The program took a while to carry out tasks during our evaluation, during which it used low RAM and high CPU. It delivered good results regarding the file size and didn’t hang, crash or prompt error dialogs in our tests.
To sum it up, MP3 OGG WMA Size Reducer offers a simple solution for optimizing the file size of audio tracks, and it can be handled by all types of users. However, the price of the registered edition seems a bit high when taking into account the features it provides.