OGG to M4A conversion?

[Seriel]

Hey,

Is it possible in any way to convert an audio file from OGG to M4A and keep all the loops and stuff intact?

 

[Scythuz]

Maybe try it in Audacity?

 

[Ms Littlefish]

Audacity is worth a try. Though it will need some extra .dll files to export .m4a.

I haven't tried ffmpeg but it's to my understanding that it preserves metadata.

Switch Sound File Converter isn't free but it does have a trial and has appeared to work fine for me.

 

[taarna23]

I believe fre:ac can convert as well, as AAC format with MPEG4 encoding... I haven't a clue about tags, but again, I can test later when I am at home.

 

[djDarkX]

Use Audacity, but remember that with audio degradation, the loop points may not work very well as you my get clicking and popping sounds coming from the old ones.  It's a common issue unless you know for a fact that you are encoding at the same bitrate or at a bitrate that won't affect the loop points.  I always encode at the highest (meaning bigger sizes) to ensure quality is kept as much as possible, but for mobile exports, that wouldn't work too well.

 

[Shiroi Akuma]

Format Factory so youbcan convert multiple files at once, but be aware while the installation, I think it wants to install toolbars to if you doñ't take care.