Convert your audio track to FLAC format using AVS Audio Converter.

[stevenmcl1]

Should probably note to people that you can only convert Lossless Audio Files with other Lossless Audio Files. Hence why in the video the guy clicked, "wav" rather than "ogg". If you convert an MP3 to FLAC, you're still getting the same quality you've got, except maybe slightly worse seeing as it's being transcoded. Once an audio file is compressed into something like an MP3, it is very, very, VERY hard to uncompress that same file back into it's original quality.

[kaos07]

@stevenmcl1 True.

[iamcarpetpython]

I converted my flac to mp3s, but all of them go "AVs MEdia Demmmooo!!" every 10 seconds. AVS = fail.

[SupportAVS4YOU]

@iamcarpetpython Voice logo is the only limitation of the non-activated version of the program. In order to save your files without any logo attached, you need to register the software first:

avs4you.com/Register.aspx

[VoCKillz123321]

Does this convert a FLAC to a v0/v2 ?

[SupportAVS4YOU]

@VoCKillz123321 Hi! Unfortunately, at the moment it is not possible to convert .flac files to v0/v2 in the current version of the program. However, thank you for the suggestion! We'll pass it to our developers for consideration!

[VoCKillz123321]

@SupportAVS4YOU its all fine and dandy now i found another program to help me out. thanks though.

[SupportAVS4YOU]

@VoCKillz123321 You're welcome.

[minakelliny]

This is deceiving you can make a .flac from an .mp3, but the quality is not going to be any better. You cant make gold from silver.... unfortunately :(

[SupportAVS4YOU]

@minakelliny Actually, MP3 format uses a form of "lossy" data compression. That means that an MP3 file does not contain 100% of the original audio information. FLAC in its turn is the format which compresses audio data without any losses. Thus, for the FLAC file to sound better it needs the original file to be of the format that hasn't lost any audio data yet (like CD .cda track). Unfortunately, FLAC cannot restore the original audio data that was lost when converting the source file to MP3.

[minakelliny]

This is deceiving.

[melo15813]

will the quality actually get better? most of my mp3's are 128kb so if i convert them to flac will the audio be better? or will i have to rip it directly from a cd?