MediaHuman Audio Converter 2.4
MediaHuman Audio Converter 2.4 is a free batch audio converter for Windows and Mac that switches between MP3, FLAC, AAC, Apple Lossless and other formats in a single step.
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MediaHuman Audio Converter turns music from one format into another, a whole folder at a time.
It covers the everyday jobs: FLAC to MP3 for a car stereo, WAV to AAC for an iPhone, or FLAC to Apple Lossless for a Mac library.
Version 2.4 arrived on 26 October 2026, and the program is free on Windows, macOS and Linux, with no ads.
What It Actually Does
You drag files or folders into the window, pick an output format and press Start. MediaHuman converts several files at once, keeps your tags and cover art, and can copy the original folder structure into the output folder.
- Reads MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV, APE and WavPack, and pulls the audio out of video files.
- Writes MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AIFF and WAV up to 32-bit.
- Extras - volume normalization, fade in and out, silence trimming, and missing cover art fetched from the internet.
What Is New in 2.4
Loudness normalization can now even out volume while keeping the music's original dynamics, without squashing it through a limiter. You can also choose dither for 16-bit FLAC and Apple Lossless, and edit or delete your own presets in a new Custom profiles window.
CUE users get the hidden audio before track 1 saved as track 00, plus a batch of splitting fixes. Version 2.3.9 added a true peak limit and an option to copy audio untouched when it is already in the target codec.
Splitting Whole-Album Rips
Many CD rips come as one big FLAC or APE file with a CUE sheet that marks where each song starts. MediaHuman reads the CUE sheet and splits the album into separate, tagged tracks as it converts.
To make those rips yourself, Exact Audio Copy rips CDs with error checking. For heavier CUE work, CUETools verifies and repairs rips.
Which Download to Pick
The download page has a 64-bit Windows installer for most PCs, a 32-bit one for older Windows 7 and 8 machines, and a macOS version. It runs on Windows 7 to 11 and macOS 10.13 or later, and all the encoders are built in.
How It Compares
| Tool | Best for | Learning curve |
|---|---|---|
| MediaHuman | Batch jobs, CUE splitting, iTunes and Music app | Easy |
| LameXP | Fine control over each encoder | Medium |
| foobar2000 | Playing and converting a big library | Medium |
| XMedia Recode | Audio inside video and surround sound | Medium |
foobar2000 needs the Free Encoder Pack before it can save MP3, AAC or Opus. MediaHuman needs nothing extra, which is why it suits people who just want the file converted.
For one quick file without installing anything, our online audio converter works in the browser and keeps your file on your device. The portable X Audio Converter is a single .exe built on LAME and FFmpeg.
Tidying Your Library
MediaHuman can name files and folders from their tags and send finished tracks straight into iTunes or the Music app, into a playlist of your choice. For fixing tags in bulk afterwards, Mp3tag is the standard free tool on Windows.
Quick questions
Is MediaHuman Audio Converter really free?
Yes. It is free to download and use on Windows, macOS and Linux, with no ads.
Does converting FLAC to MP3 lose quality?
A little, because MP3 is lossy. At 256 or 320 kbps most people cannot hear the difference. Keep your FLAC files as the master copy.
Can it convert lossless to lossless without any loss?
Yes. FLAC to Apple Lossless, WAV to FLAC and similar jobs keep every bit of the original sound.
Can it get the audio out of a video?
Yes. Add an MP4 or other video file and pick an audio format, and it saves just the soundtrack.
Does it work on Linux?
Yes. MediaHuman offers it for Ubuntu 22.04 or later, plus AppImage and Flatpak packages, on its own website.
More encoders and converters are in our Audio Codecs section.
Download MediaHuman Audio Converter 2.4 and convert your first folder, or tell us how it handled your library.
User reviews (1)
I personally like the ability to split FLAC files and the speed of conversion.
Highly recommended.
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