WAV To MP3

At least the information that is present isn't deleted when converting like some audio converters

As it stands all settings remain the same as when you last started the program. IMO it would be much better to revert back to default settings, or at least include a button that reverts them to factory settings otherwise my new conversions...

Each time you include a new output file, automatically add it to the as yet non existant drop down menu so that next time you want to add files to that position you can select it quickly and therefore to speed up the conversion process.

This would enable multiple formats to be converted to different formats at the same time. although it would be a rare usage, it would still be nice to be able to have the option.

If you try to change while files are being converted the program stops convering, tohugh appears to still be converting. The resultant files have 0bytes

(not saying welsh is an obscure language in the UK, but worldwide it is)

This would save having to install the program on all the computers on a home network, or at least on those computers that are likely to use such a program. Much like the option to have a portable version, only a network version would be more...

There's a recession on, many users cannot justify spending so much on a converter, especially when there are decent freeware ones available.

It's common courtesy to ask. some may argue that we are getting it for free, so lve with it, but I disagree. Permission should be sought.

At least you do allow conversion to other file formats such as ogg, flac, WMA

I play most of my music via my computer now, and use a 5:1 set up, so it would be ideal if I could ustilize the set up when playing converted files.

Flash drives are now quite large and are able to accomodate many programs, so there,s no reason why users can't expect to see portable versions of such software.

There's no reason why a help file shouldn't be included wth programs; it seems like laziness not to include one. Plus the developer does not ask for permission to open a browser.