NCoda is an uncomplicated audio converter that can handle a range of formats, including MP3, WAV, and OGG. This Bash-based software is perfect for users who want a straightforward tool for converting their audio files.
I recently tried NCoda, a user-friendly audio converter that can handle a wide range of file formats including AAC, FLAC, MP3, MP4, MPC, OGG, WAV, and WMA. Written in Bash, the program is easy to install and use, allowing you to quickly convert files to your desired output format.
To begin using NCoda, simply navigate to the folder where your files are stored and run the program with the input2output parameter. For example, you can convert a .wav file to .mp3 by entering "wav2mp3" as the parameter. If you need to convert a CD, you'll need to specify the drive as well.
NCoda supports a range of input/output combinations, including flac2aac, mp3to2aac, ogg2aac, wav2aac, wma2aac, aac2flac, mp32flac, mpc2flac, ogg2flac, wav2flac, wma2flac, aac2mp3, flac2mp3, mp42mp3, mpc2mp3, ogg2mp3, wav2mp3, wma2mp3, aac2mpc, flac2mpc, mp32mpc, mp42mpc, ogg2mpc, wav2mpc, and wma2mpc.
To verify that all dependencies are in place, users can run the program with the --checkdeps or deps option.
Overall, NCoda is a reliable audio converter that can be easily installed on any system. In the latest 0.7.7 release, there were only a few minor changes to the code, primarily focused on fixing cdda2wav exceptions. As someone who prefers simple, no-frills software, NCoda has earned a spot in my toolkit.
To begin using NCoda, simply navigate to the folder where your files are stored and run the program with the input2output parameter. For example, you can convert a .wav file to .mp3 by entering "wav2mp3" as the parameter. If you need to convert a CD, you'll need to specify the drive as well.
NCoda supports a range of input/output combinations, including flac2aac, mp3to2aac, ogg2aac, wav2aac, wma2aac, aac2flac, mp32flac, mpc2flac, ogg2flac, wav2flac, wma2flac, aac2mp3, flac2mp3, mp42mp3, mpc2mp3, ogg2mp3, wav2mp3, wma2mp3, aac2mpc, flac2mpc, mp32mpc, mp42mpc, ogg2mpc, wav2mpc, and wma2mpc.
To verify that all dependencies are in place, users can run the program with the --checkdeps or deps option.
Overall, NCoda is a reliable audio converter that can be easily installed on any system. In the latest 0.7.7 release, there were only a few minor changes to the code, primarily focused on fixing cdda2wav exceptions. As someone who prefers simple, no-frills software, NCoda has earned a spot in my toolkit.
What's New
Version 0.7.7 / 0.7.9 Beta: N/A