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Q: Can I convert an audio file to a specific sample rate?

A: While RunConvert doesn’t currently allow you to select a specific sample rate, you can use an audio editor to adjust it before conversion. After that, uploading to our platform for format conversion will be a breeze!

Q: Can I convert a recording from a meeting into a transcript?

A: Unfortunately, we don’t offer transcription services. However, once you convert your meeting recording into a standard audio format, you can use a transcription service to generate the transcript.

Q: Can I convert a mixed track into separate stems?

A: We don’t offer the ability to separate a mixed track into stems directly. But if you need individual tracks, you’ll have to isolate them beforehand. Once you have the separate tracks, you can convert them into the format you need.

Q: Can I convert audio to different formats for use in my audio library?

A: Yes, you can! Whether you’re building an audio library for personal or professional use, RunConvert can help you convert your files to the formats that best suit your needs—MP3, FLAC, OGG, and more.

Q: How do I know which audio format is best for my needs?

A: Great question! MP3 is universally compatible and perfect for sharing or playing on most devices. WAV is great for high-quality recordings, and FLAC is fantastic if you don’t mind bigger files for that extra clarity.

Q: Can I trim my audio before converting it?

A: Currently, trimming isn’t part of the conversion process, but you can easily trim your audio file before uploading it. Many free tools out there let you do that quickly, and then you can convert it.

Q: Can I convert old audio files?

A: Absolutely! Whether it’s a vinyl recording or an old cassette tape, you can convert those retro audio files to modern formats like MP3 or FLAC with ease. Preserve your memories with a simple conversion.

Q: How do I ensure the best quality when converting audio?

A: To keep the best quality, choose a lossless format like FLAC or WAV. Avoid using very high compression rates, as it can affect the sound. Choose the right format and settings for your needs, and you’ll keep the quality intact.

Q: What audio formats are best for high-fidelity sound?

A: For high-fidelity sound, you’ll want to stick with lossless formats like FLAC or WAV. These formats don’t sacrifice audio quality, unlike MP3, which compresses the audio to save space.

Q: Can I convert music files to different bitrates?

A: Yes! If you're looking for a specific bitrate, we can help you convert your music files to match. It’s all about optimizing sound and file size to fit your needs.