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Wanted to transfer some songs to my phone from iTunes. I have the default encoding set to AAC, so songs that I imported from CDs, get stored as m4a (MP4 audio) files. Realized that this format wouldn’t work with my phone, so was looking for some converter. Tried ffmpegX (that I normally use for video conversion) and it worked fine. But then I was lazy to do all files one by one.

Found Swith! A nice little utility that can batch convert you audio files to and from a number of formats. Including wav, gsm, ogg, mov, aac and mp3.

Worked pretty well and I was ready to roll in a few minutes! Power of simple utilities!

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