The most reasons why people wants to convert from one format of file to another is that the file should be playable on their media device. The media device here can be anything like mobile phone, handycam, computer or a media player.
Most of you are aware of mp3 file format as its one of the most popular audio format and availability of it is virtually everywhere. But I think its rare that you would have heard of M4A format.
What is M4A format?
M4A stands for ‘MPEG 4 Audio’ its a file extension of MP4 format which contains only audio.We just now that MP3 is surely an audio format for the definition and clear understanding we have put forth MP4 which is a known media format. So if your MP4 file contains audio files but not videos in then you can easily rename it into M4A format and viceversa. M4A format occupies almost half the size as that of MP3. The M4A player came into picture when Apple started using this file format. As it’s also called ‘Audio part of MP4’, audio/video player which are capable of recognizing MP4 files should also recognize M4A extension. The popular Windows Media Player also supports m4a format with media codec provided you have the latest version.
Convert MP3 to M4A Format
It’s very rare that people ask for MP3 to M4A conversion and so would be the availability of the software’s. But using the 4Musics Multiformat Converter you can easily convert Mp3 to M4A or MP3 to M4B format easily.
Getting into 4Musics Multiformat Converter
Once you have downloaded the software which is of 6 MB in size & installed it on your PC, you would be able to get the following screen before you.
You can convert multiple files or single file depending upon your need and you can also use predefined shortcut button to make your work more faster and easier. Not only conversion to M4A is support, it can do support conversion to many other file formats.
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will the size of file be reduced?
Hi Yogesh
Thanks for the tip…few days back i tried converting one wmv file to mp3 . i kept all the conversion specs high. But my listening experience of the output file was not great. I doubt the ability of the converter i am using. Can you suggest some tool by which we can check details of audio file thus produced. Even though file header may say 320 kbit the actual file might not be of the same bit rate ??