• Output Directory

1. Decode output directory: Select the folder to store your WAVE files. Clicking "Wav settings" button, followed by clicking "Select Directory", then the output-directory-windows will appear. Select the folder to store your converted files, just do as the example. This folder will become the default folder the next time you store your WAVE files.

2. Encode output directory: Select the folder to store your compressed files. Press "Encode Format" button , click "Select Directory" button, and then the output–directory-windows will appear. Select the folder to store your compressed files, just do as the example. This folder will become the default folder the next time you store your compressed files.

For example, if you want to store your files in "D:\Music ", you should first double click "My Computer", followed by double clicking "(D:)", followed by double clicking the "My Music" folder. Click "Ok" button in the output-directory-windows and then click "OK" in the setting-windows, the directory will be stored. Your files will be store in "D:\Music ".

• Format from like sample

Create file in the format as file you have selected.

To realize this function, click "Encode Format" button, followed by clicking "Format from like sample" button, followed by selecting an audio file in the open-dialog, followed by clicking "Ok" button. Then the file will be converted into file in the format as you have selected in the open-dialog.

• Select the Files to be converted

In the Window's Explorer, select the WAVE or any compressed format files you want to convert.

You can select the files by left clicking and then dragging over the file icons (When you are dragging it shows a big square). Or you can select the files by holding down the Ctrl key and left clicking on the individual songs you want. Or you can select a file at first, and then holding down the Shift key and left clicking on the individual song to check those songs between these two songs. The information of those files you have selected will appear in the Play-List, and then the software will convert the file in order unless you click "Stop" button.

• Normalize

Analyzes the WAVE forms of your digital music out the peaks and valleys within certain playlists, then cranks up the spots with less amplitude to ultimately create a smooth listening experience. In the other word, if the files to convert have different volume levels, it will convert the files to the same volume level.