I thought I'd try this to speed up the reading of Audio Books, but since I don't currently have any -- so just for the heck of it I sped up a few of my favorite song vocals by about 30%. I was utterly astonished at how delightful they sounded at the new speed. They were absolutely flawless, hadn't changed in pitch at all (altho I had an option to do so), and I actually LIKED the faster version better, perhaps because I'd heard the original version so often.

It comes with a .PDF manual to explain settings, etc. but I doubt you will even need it -- the whole thing is laid out so intuitively that I had sped up, played back, and saved my first song within 3 minutes. "Converting" to a slower or faster version takes about 8 seconds, and it can then be automatically saved as an mp3... at least, it did when I tried it (though now that I think of it, these songs may have *started* as mp3's.)

I am always suspicious when I read Rave Reviews on GOTD, but I do have to rave about this one. I am actually thinking of re-recording many of my favorite songs at entirely new speeds, they sound so delightful this way. (Altho some songs, like slow ballads, probably wouldn't work out too well "sped up.")

My thanks and deepest gratitude to the Dev's and to GOTD for this one.

Kelsey  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+44)

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Dear users, this is a quick start guide for Audio Speed Changer Pro 1.3:

1. Download and install the program, then run it. This giveaway edition is already activated, so you do not need to deal with serial numbers.
2. Add some audio files into the list.
3. Tune Speed Settings on the right pane, then call Run -> Convert.
4. Configure conversion options and hit the Convert button.
5. After encoding, your audio is ready to upload on a smart phone, iPod, or any
other portable MP3 player.

To learn more about the audio speed changer, check out the following reviews:
Video review by Sam Errington
Video review by Ehab El-agizy
Written review by Brian Cui (Audio Speed Changer Pro 1.2)

If you liked this software, order your own copy now – then you will get technical support for Audio Speed Changer Pro, and all future updates for free and for life!

SuperUtils Software  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+32)

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It looks good, but fails to support the biggest audio book format of all, .AA files from Audible.com.

Mike H  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+22)

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XP3:
-Installs easily.
-Registration already built in.
-Small file size.
-Does what it says.
-Intuitive GUI.
-Drag/Drop or file hunt.
-Control over speed, pitch, playback (both)
-ID3 Editor

You can 'preview' real-time and then 'convert' when you have it like you want. Portable version (Thank you, SuperUtils) works great.

Also changes pitch (great for us out-of-key sing-alongers!)

Volume control for playback but not converstion output.

Only problem I found is overwriting the file you are converting (and when you think about it, I should not have even tried!). Pick a new destination folder!

GREAT OFFERING TODAY! THANKS!

GeeDeePee  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+22)

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I installed the portable version onto a flash drive inserted into my Win7 64bit system. Installation was flawless and registration was automatic. I then loaded some books that I have been listening and tried playing at double speed. The user interface is extremely easy to use. By adjusting the pitch and tempo controls, I was easily able to listen at double speed. For someone who wants to speed through an audio presentation, this program is a must, especially since it is free and comes in a portable version. I saw no evidence of modification of my base system, due to the installation of this portable version. One note of interest is that I keep my books on CD within a zip file so that when I do a copy, I don't have to copy 20 tracks for 15 discs, or 300 files. Copying one zip file is much easier. However, "Audio Speed Changer" could not open files within the zip container and I got a message "Not a supported format". I extracted the files manually and then all went well. Not a biggee, but a more accurate error message would be nice in this case.

BobWet  –  15 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+19)

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