Contact The Audio Converter Support

by Mikemdp

I'd read in the reviews that the app requires a paid subscription to convert files longer than a minute. I thought, fair enough, and made a 45-second clip in iMovie and attempted to use this app to extract the audio.

Then I found this app locked every single popular audio format for subscription. No WAV, no MP3, no M4A. Nothing remotely useable to anyone who would want to convert or extract audio.

Even worse, all the remaining free options failed to convert.

Listen, I'm not looking for a free lunch here. I'd have paid cash money for an app that provided this service and was absolutely ready to do so with this app tonight.

But requiring people to pay to see if your app works at all is not just outrageously greedy, it's just stupid, bad business.

And if you're limiting the conversion to less than a minute anyway, you've already made the end result practically useless. And that, as I said, is fair. Why not open up all the formats, then, to let users see for themselves that this app is worth their investment?

Again, stupid and selfish.

Lots of reviewers here say your app works. Good for them. I'm taking my money to one of the many similar apps in the App Store. I recommend anyone considering purchasing this app to walk away and do the same.

by Thecasemaster

Everything looked promising from the onset. I loaded in my video file to convert but it wouldn’t let me because the video length exceeded the limitations of a free account. So I tried a couple other apps that do similar conversions but none of them worked. So I came back to this, paid the $4.99 to unlock everything, and then when I tried to convert a video to audio it failed to complete the conversion. I made sure the OS on my phone was up to date and tried again but it still didn’t work. I tried different videos and tried converting to different audio types. In total, I tried converting files 10-20 times and it failed every single time.

by Jc33333377

I only bought this for the claimed ability to convert .m4a to ".ogg" format which is used in Minecraft. This DOES NOT create .ogg files...only ".oga" which I cannot use. It is however pretty nice otherwise but the Developers need to make their description more accurate!

ALSO...this app sends your file up to a server online to convert you file. This means that they have control over it and could easily pirate the file. I do realize that there are online "load to convert" sites and for this very reason I chose to use a "local" app I would have control over...WRONG!