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Anakirob · 30 December 2016, 02:33

The Windows application Goldwave comes with my highest recommendation, I've had the registered version for a few years now. Well worth the money. Especially when used for preparing and converting audio for use on "retro" platforms.

Anyway, it has excellent batch processing features and supports a wide variety of audio formats, not the least of which being WAV and IFF.

My only gripe is it's a little buggy when running from Linux/Wine, can't create a new waveform for some reason, but it can still load and save just fine.

I could probably name at least half a dozen WAV>IFF converters for Amiga which have yet to be named in this thread, but you did specify in the original post that PC software would be preferred, and I can totally understand why. So I won't bother.

30 December 2016, 02:33	#6
Anakirob Unregistered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Tasmania Age: 42 Posts: 893	The Windows application Goldwave comes with my highest recommendation, I've had the registered version for a few years now. Well worth the money. Especially when used for preparing and converting audio for use on "retro" platforms. Anyway, it has excellent batch processing features and supports a wide variety of audio formats, not the least of which being WAV and IFF. My only gripe is it's a little buggy when running from Linux/Wine, can't create a new waveform for some reason, but it can still load and save just fine. I could probably name at least half a dozen WAV>IFF converters for Amiga which have yet to be named in this thread, but you did specify in the original post that PC software would be preferred, and I can totally understand why. So I won't bother. Last edited by Anakirob; 30 December 2016 at 02:40.