All purpose universal converter for every device

Active globally since 2004, Tunebite comes to the rescue where ever there are problems with file formats for music, audiobooks, videos, flash-clips and even movie files. Tunebite reliably solves your file format problems with the double quality guarantee for converting audio and video files. Furthermore, Tunebite is unbeatable as a web recorder, recording all the music and movies found online. It should then come as no surprise that Tunebite is the most recommended software by trade publications on the planet.

If music, audiobooks, videos and HD films cannot be played on your device due to copy protection, then Tunebite is what you’re looking for. Problem files are played quickly and simultaneously re-recorded as a legal private copy in the highest quality. Tunebite lets you purchase your entertainment via discount shops and subscriptions, even if your playback device cannot play the file in the current file format due to DRM copy protection. Tunebite converts everything for you in the highest quality and reliably takes care of such problems for you. More info

The numerous features that Tunebite has, makes it quite handy and contributes to its global success in the process. The creators of Tunebite have provided many functions and settings for you in order to make it easier for users and Tunebite alike to quickly and automatically complete every task. This includes ensuring that file formats for converting files are already allocated to the most popular portable devices. You do not have to be a computer wiz to optimally use Tunebite. You will have no problem finding the manufacturer of your multimedia player or cell phone. The rest is a piece of cake. Give it a try for yourself with the freeware.

About AAC

AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) is a file format developed by the MPEG group and similar in nature to MP3, though not as widely used.

The MPEG2 audio-encoding standard of the format is not backward-compatible with MPEG1 audio. MPEG2 AAC can produce better audio quality than MP3 using less physical space for the files. MPEG4 AAC can produce better quality and smaller files than MPEG2 AAC. AAC is the audio file format used by Apple in their popular iTunes Music Store. Files may appear on your system with the ".M4A" filename extension.

About OGG

Ogg Vorbis is an "open-source" digital audio compression format. like MP3. It is a "lossy" compression system, removing frequencies deemed inaudible. Both formats offer variable-bitrate encoding options, for better efficiency. But the algorithms Ogg Vorbis uses to decide which information to discard differ from those used by MP3. Proponents claim that the Ogg Vorbis format outperforms MP3, producing files that are significantly smaller than MP3s of similar sound quality (or files that sound better than similarly sized MP3s).