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Giveaway of the day — AudKit Spotify Music Converter for Windows 1.1.0

Convert and download Spotify tracks and playlists for offline listening!

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As an all-round Spotify music downloader and converter for Spotify free and premium users, AudKit Spotify Music Converter for Windows is proficient in downloading Spotify songs, playlists, podcasts, audiobooks, etc. for offline listening without ads.

With 5X conversion speed, it can convert Spotify Ogg Vorbis to MP3, AAC, M4A, M4B, FLAC, WAV, and such common -used audio formats with original quality kept. Users can freely enjoy the converted Spotify music on any device anytime.

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必要なシステム:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/10; latest Spotify

出版社:

AudKit Co., Ltd.

ホームページ:

https://www.audkit.com/

ファイルサイズ:

2.1 MB

Licence details:

Lifetime, no updates

価格:

$34.95

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This was given away several months ago and is basically the exact same application as Tuneif Spotify Music Converter that was given away a few weeks ago (apart from the name change).

It works perfectly, though you'll need an audio editor if you don't have a subscribed version of Spotify. Using a free Spotify account means some of the music you download starts with an advert. This however can be sorted in two or three ways, i.e. re-download the tracks that have adverts, use an audio editor to chop out the adverts or download overnight (if you don't mind leaving your computer running unattended for several hours). Thankfully they only occur at the beginning of a song; and at the most, you'll get 2 or 3 adverts throughout an album, depending on how many tracks there are on the album.

For cutting out the adverts you can get the 2018 version of Ashampoo's Music Center for free from another well known free applications {and games} site. The editor does the job of editing really easily as you can expand the audio signals trace to find the exact spot the ad stops then use the scissor button to cut the advert out, then rename the resultant ad' free track with it's correct name and discard the advert cutting. Alternatively you can download overnight becasue the adverts tend to be few and far between or even non-existent on many albums. I've been able to download several or more full albums with no adverts when downloading overnight.

Also, if you've created a new Spotify account, you get ad' free music for several days. (I can't say for sure how many days you get as I didn't realise this until I'd been downloading regularly for a few weeks. I then noticed all the albums I'd initially downloaded had no adverts, which definitely covered 4 or 5 days days over the fortnight I'd been downloading (i.e about 70+ albums).

I don't know the legal situation w.r.t. download music for free in this way; but personally I#ve restricted my downloads to music i've previously purchased on vinyl, cassette and CD; many of which I've had stolen while serving in the army and when I was at university. My house was broken into and my whole collection spanning hundreds of albums mainly from the 60's & 70's were stolen. I'm also making digital copies of the album collection that I've since built up over the years; which numbers into the hundreds (I've really don't know how many I have these days as some have gone missing over the years through lending them out and never receiving them back, for example I managed to re-buy most of Marc Bolan albums spanning his Tyrannosaurus Rex and T.Rex years before his death in 1976 and included some rare original releases from his very early days, then my brother borrowed them without asking as I'd stored them at my fathers while moving around 20+ years ago. Every time I ask for them back he says he doesn't know where they are. (Grrr).

Almost forgot to mention: If you want the highest quality download, go to preferences to set the sample and bit rate. The default sample and bit rates are quite low; changing to the highest settings will give you a decent quality file, though it will take longer to download each album. I forgot to do this initially and ended up having to re download all of the albums. You can change the language from English to German, French or Chinese. Also you can switch off automatic updates, which would invalidate your registration if you allow the software to be updated. Click on the convert tab to access the sample and bit rates which vary from 8000 to 4800Hz and 8 to 320kbps respectively. You can also select the format that you want the music to download to, i.e. MP3, M4A, M4B, AAC, WAV and FLAC.

Pity this wasn't on next week so that I could install it on my almost finished new build. Still, I'm thinking of buying this program.

This was given away several months ago and is basically the exact same  application as Tuneif Spotify Music Converter that was given away   a few weeks ago (apart from the name change).

It works  perfectly, though you'll need an audio editor if you don't have a   subscribed version of Spotify.  Using  a free  Spotify account  means some of the  music you download starts with an advert.  This however can be sorted in   two or three ways, i.e.  re-download the tracks that have adverts,  use an audio editor to chop out the adverts or download overnight (if you don't mind leaving your computer running unattended for several hours). Thankfully they only occur at the beginning of a song; and at the most, you'll get 2 or 3  adverts throughout an album, depending on how many tracks there are on the album.

For cutting out the  adverts you can get the 2018 version of Ashampoo's Music Center  for free  from another well known free applications {and games}  site.  The editor does the job of editing really  easily as you can expand the  audio signals trace to find the  exact spot the ad stops then  use the scissor  button  to cut the  advert out, then rename the resultant  ad' free track with it's correct name and discard the advert  cutting.    Alternatively you can  download overnight becasue  the adverts tend to be few and far between or even non-existent on many albums.  I've been able to download  several or more  full albums with no adverts when downloading overnight.

Also, if you've created a new Spotify account, you get  ad' free music for several days. (I can't say for sure how many days you get as I didn't realise this until I'd been downloading regularly for a few weeks.  I then noticed  all the albums I'd initially downloaded had no adverts, which definitely covered  4 or 5 days days over the fortnight I'd been downloading (i.e about 70+ albums).

I don't know the legal situation w.r.t. download music  for free in this way; but personally I#ve restricted my downloads to music i've previously purchased on vinyl, cassette and CD;  many of which I've had stolen while serving in the army and  when I was at university.  My house was broken into and my whole collection spanning hundreds of albums mainly from the 60's & 70's were  stolen.  I'm also making digital copies of  the  album collection that I've since built up over the years; which numbers into the hundreds (I've really don't know how many I have these days as some have gone missing over the years  through  lending  them out and never receiving them back, for example   I managed to   re-buy  most of Marc Bolan albums spanning his Tyrannosaurus Rex and T.Rex years before his death in 1976 and included some rare original releases from his very early days, then my brother borrowed them   without asking as I'd  stored them at my fathers while  moving around 20+ years ago. Every time I ask for them back  he says he doesn't know where they are. (Grrr).

Almost forgot to mention:  If you want the highest quality download,  go to preferences to set the  sample and  bit rate.  The default sample and bit rates are quite low; changing to the highest settings  will give you a decent  quality  file, though it will take longer to download each album.    I forgot to do this initially and ended up having to re download  all of the albums. You can change the language from English to German, French or Chinese. Also you can switch off automatic updates, which would invalidate your  registration if you allow the software  to be updated.  Click on the convert tab to access the sample and  bit rates which vary from  8000 to  4800Hz and  8 to 320kbps respectively.  You can also select the format  that you want the  music to download to, i.e. MP3, M4A, M4B, AAC, WAV and FLAC.

Pity this wasn't on next week   so that I could install it on my  almost finished new build.  Still, I'm thinking of buying this program.

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Stephen Brown – 3 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+43)

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Stephen Brown,
This program is virtually identical to AudFree Spotify Music Converter which despite the name is not 'free'.

https://www.audfree.com/spotify-music-converter-win/

JohnH – 3 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+14)

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Having some difficulty.... downloaded and registered just fine. I opened the program and then opened spotify web player. Picked a song and copied the address, then pasted it in the "put spotify track here" window. I click CONVERT but nothing happens.

What am I missing?