Professional FLAC to ALAC Converter Mac or Windows Version

Overview

Though FLAC is a free lossless audio codec, it is not compatible with Apple devices like iPod, iTunes, iPhone, iPad. In order to play FLAC on Mac or iOS devices with no loss of audio quality, a recommended option is to convert FLAC to Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC).

This article will offer a professional FLAC to ALAC Converter as well as show an easy guide to convert FLAC to Apple Lossless ALAC M4A format.

FLAC to ALAC Converter for Mac or Windows

iDealshare VideoGo can work as the professional FLAC to Apple Lossless Converter which has both Mac and Windows version.

• Key Features:
• This powerful FLAC to Apple Lossless Conversion app supports converting all kinds of FLAC albums, podcasts, downloaded FLAC audio, FLAC library and etc with high output audio quality.
• FLAC to ALAC Converter Mac version can convert FLAC to Apple Lossless on Mac OS X Yosemite, Mavericks, Mountain Lion, Lion, Snow Leopard, Leopard and Tiger;
• FLAC to ALAC Converter Windows version enables to convert FLAC to ALAC on Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP;
• Besides converting FLAC to Apple Lossless, it also helps to convert FLAC to AIFF, WAV, AAC, AC3, MP3, WMA, OGG, AU, RA, DTS and etc;
• In addition to converting FLAC, iDealshare VideoGo also helps to convert other audio or video to Apple Lossless Audio Codec like convert AU to ALAC, WAV to ALAC, MP4 to ALAC, MKV to ALAC and etc;
• Edit FLAC to get customized Apple Lossless audio files like increase audio volume for the output ALAC files, adjust sample rate for the output Apple Lossless audio, change the output ALAC audio channel between stereo and mono.

How to Convert FLAC to Apple Lossless?

The following will show a detailed guide to convert FLAC to ALAC (Apple Lossless Audio Codec) M4A. It also applies to converting other audio or video to Apple Lossless. It even helps to convert FLAC to AIFF, MP3, AAC, AC3, WMA and etc.

Make Preparation: Free download FLAC to Apple Lossless Converter

Free download the powerful FLAC to ALAC Converter Mac or Windows version - iDealshare VideoGo (for Mac, for Windows), install and run it, the following interface will pop up.

Step 1 Import FLAC files

Simple drag and drop the FLAC audio or the folder where the FLAC files are to the main window of this FLAC to Apple Lossless ALAC Converter.. Or click "Add File" button to locate and import the FLAC files.

Step 2 Select ALAC Apple Lossless Audio

Click the drop-down menu on the right side of "Profile" to select ALAC Apple Lossless Audio (*.m4a) as the output audio format from the "Lossless Audio" category.

Step 3 Edit for the output Apple Lossless audio

• Click "Setting..." button, the "Advanced Settings" Window will pop up right beside the main window. Then switch to "Advanced" tab;
• Double click 48000 on the right side of Sample Rate to adjust the output ALAC audio sample rate;
• Double click Stereo on the right side of Channels to define the output Apple Lossless is in stereo or mono channel;
• Double click 100% on the right side of Volume to increase or decrease the output ALAC audio volume.
• Finally click "Apply to All" and OK.

Step 4 Convert FLAC to ALAC

Click the "Convert" button to start and finish converting FLAC to Apple Lossless Audio Codec ALAC M4A.

Conclusion

After following the above step by step guide, it will become so simple to play FLAC on any Apple device like Mac, iTunes, QuickTime, iPod, iPad, iPhone and etc. And it is just a piece of cake to solve the following issues:

• I got a rather huge FLAC library from my PC which I want to convert to Apple Lossless so I can listen to them on my Mac.
• Is there a program that can convert FLAC songs to ALAC on the Mac OS X platform?
• I want to play FLAC on my iPod in a lossless way, so how to convert FLAC to iPod supported Apple Lossless Audio Codec format?
• I have a few albums in .flac format. I'd like to retain their auto fidelity, but also have them in my iTunes and on my iPhone.
• Does anyone know a FLAC to ALAC Converter for Windows 8? There seem to be many for Mac OS X, but can't find anything for windows.