Macsome AudioBook Converter For Mac

The Macsome AudioBook Converter OS X application offers you the possibility to listen to your audio books on all your devices, by converting the original tracks to more popular file formats, such as MP3 or AAC.

The Macsome AudioBook Converter utility features batch processing capabilities, and can deal with both protected and unprotected media. However, the output files are not DRM protected, while the ID tags remain attached to the tracks.

To help you get started, when launched, the Macsome AudioBook Converter app automatically scans your iTunes library and imports all the available audio books. You can find the entry you need by filtering the list by author, or you can sort the audiobooks by the date they were added to the library.

At the same time, you can also import external tracks by simply dragging and dropping the AA or AAX files directly on top of the Macsome AudioBook Converter’s main window. To batch convert  multiple files, make sure to tick the check boxes associated to the tracks.

What’s more, Macsome AudioBook Converter comes with a collection of conversion profiles that will help you generate content suitable for streaming music, or for spoken word. It can create common WAV files, customized MP3 files, or AAC files (M4a or M4B). Some profiles allow you to change the bitrate, the sample rate, or the channel.

While converting the audio tracks, Macsome AudioBook Converter can also split them into multiple files: by chapters, by time, or by number of segments. Via the Preferences window you can choose the segment naming pattern, and you can also decide to overwrite the original files.

To sum up, Macsome AudioBook Converter offers you the possibility to quickly process AA and AAX files, and make them compatible with various devices by converting them to MP3 or AAC track. Among other things, the utility also integrates batch processing and track splitting capabilities.