Free Download 3delite MP4 Stream Editor 3 full version and offline installer for Windows 11, 10, 8, 7. An MP3 cutter/splitter/joiner/editor, and multi channel audio file editor and music manager, an all in one tool for MP3s and audio files..
Overview of 3delite MP4 Stream Editor (MP3 cutter/splitter/joiner/editor)
MP4 Stream Editor is an MP3 cutter/splitter/joiner/editor, and multi channel audio file editor and music manager, an all in one tool for MP3s and audio files. Main advantage over other audio editors is that you edit (MPEG - MP3, MP2; Ogg Vorbis, Opus, DSD DSF and DFF) files without decoding (without loosing quality), graphicaly on a 3D sample display easely with a mouse. Multi channel AC3, AAC, MP4, Flac, Ogg Vorbis, Opus, etc.
MP4 Stream Editor is also a fully featured audio file player, with playlist support, WinAmp DSP, VST DSP and visualisation plugin support (Sonique, WMP) and with full support for multi channel audio files with matrix mixing output. There is a full-screen currently playing song information display, with HD and Ultra HD (4K) support, in MP4 Stream Editor making it suitable for music TV broadcasts.
Features of MP4 Stream Editor
- Supports all audio output modes with configurable matrix mixing for multi-channel and zero-gap playback.
- Edit audio files on the dynamic 3D sample screen in real time (soundwave graph, sonogram, bitrate for MPEG).
- Search and download cover art and tag information from Amazon.com and beatport.com.
- Search for lyrics on Google.
- Encode/convert audio files among supported formats: MP3/MP2, Flac, MO3, AAC/MP4/Apple Lossless, Ogg Vorbis, Opus Audio Codec, Monkey's Audio, AC3, Windows Media Audio.
- Auto-save/convert supported tags, including cover art.
- Preset system for encoding options.
- Advanced encoding settings for all supported formats.
- Advanced player supports loading/saving playlists.
- Tag multiple files at once.
- Professional live recording to supported formats.
- Sub-song system based on ID3v2 and full .CUE sheet.
- Advanced detailed search.
