Converting aac (m4a) to audiobook about audiobookconverter HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
m4a and m4b are exactly same format, as far as I'm concerned renaming them to m4b will do the job, so the only thing needed is just merging them.
I will have a look at it shortly, as i would prefer to have an option to bypass re-encoding if file is already in right format.
P.S. On a separate note if you have any other ideas please don't hesitate to share: i.e. How usefull to have advanced chapter management - current implementation is very stright forward and could be not accurate enough as mp3 lenght is always approximate and can vary especially with VBR encoding or ripping audio/mp3 CD.

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Fixed in 3.1

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Note: if you uncheck tickbox "Use quality of source files" your m4a files will be re-encoded. This will be slower and may lead to quality loss, however, you may do this for purpose to reduce size of the file.

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There is major improvement for m4a support released in version 4.5.1

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