What's new

1.0.2 — 2026-10-15

A command-line program, yac, now comes with the app and converts from a terminal with the presets, tag settings, effects and destinations you saved in the window. The installer can add it to your PATH; it asks, and the answer starts as no.
The equaliser is ten vertical sliders on one scale with a line at zero, so you set the curve by drawing it instead of typing ten numbers.
The "Add an effect" menu is grouped under Time, Level and Sound, each in alphabetical order, and the help is arranged the same way.
In the effects editor each field shows its unit beside it instead of inside its title, and number fields are only as wide as their values need; a fade is limited to just under ten seconds.
A preset's quality is a number field with its unit instead of a round dial, so you can type the exact bitrate.

The choices that shape a run - preset, tags, effects, where the files go and what to do when one exists - now sit together in a panel at the right of the window, with the number of conversions, Convert and the open-folder button at its foot, so the header is left with the file actions.
The number of conversions at once now stops at the physical cores of the machine, which is what measured fastest; a higher value saved earlier is lowered to match.
The built-in destination is now called Source Folder, in every language.
The window can no longer be made too small to show its options panel.