Perl Audio Converter - Nautilus Script For Linux

As its name suggests, Perl Audio Converter - Nautilus Script (PACPL-Convert) is a script for the Nautilus (know known as Files) file manager program for the GNOME graphical desktop environment, designed from the ground up to enable users to effortlessly convert audio files via the PAC application. It is an open source project, distributed for free as a single file written in Perl.

Perl Audio Converter - Nautilus Script is backed by the Perl Audio Converter (PAC) command-line software, which is a very powerful tool that can be used by anyone to easily and quickly convert between multiple audio file types, from one format to another.

Just like PAC (Perl Audio Converter), this Nautilus Script supports a wide range of audio file formats, including AAC, AC3, 3GP, 3G2, 8SVX, ADTS, AL, AIFF, AMB, APE, AMR, AU, BONK, AVR, CAF, CVU, CDR, DAT, DVMS, DTS, F32, FAP, F64, FLAC, FLA, FSSD, HCOM, GSRT, and IMA.

The LA, IRCAM, MAT, MAT4, MAT5, MAUD, M4A, MP2, MP3, MP4, MPP, MPC, NIST, OFR, OFF, OFS, OGA, OGG, OPUS, PAF, PVF, PRC, RA, RAW, RAM, RF64, SF, SD2, SHN, SND, SMP, SOU, SRN, SPX, TAK, TXW, TTA, VOC, VQF, VMS, W64, WMA, WV, and WAV file formats are also supported by the Perl Audio Converter software.

The Perl Audio Converter - Nautilus Script tool can also be used to easily extract audio tracks from a wide variety of video file formats, including MKV, VOB, MPG, MPEG, RM, ASF, RV, DivX, AVI, MOV, OGV, OGM, QT, VCD, SVCD, NUV, NSV, M4V, PSP, FLV, SMK, WMV, and WebM.

Installing the Perl Audio Converter - Nautilus Script software is extremely easy, as all you have to do is to use the included install.sh script from a shell prompt (e.g. sh install.sh) to move the PACPL-Convert file in the scripts folder of your Nautilus installation (e.g. $HOME/.local/share/nautilus/scripts). After installation, right click on an audio file and go to the Scripts context menu entry to access Perl Audio Converter.