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dBpoweramp Music Converter

com.Illustrate.dBpoweramp-Music-Converter · Music · vRelease 16.8
Native Version Spotted 6 devices · 18.7 MB · Impact: 57/100
Native Version Spotted

Universal version latest seen at vRelease 2026-05-25 · Reported by 23 Macs in the community.

All sighted native versions (17):

vRelease 2026-05-25 ×3 vRelease 2026-01-31 ×3 vRelease 2024-11-01 (Apple Silicon) ×1 vRelease 2025-12-04 ×1 vRelease 2024-02-01 ×2 vRelease 2025-12-24 ×1 vRelease 2026-01-31 (Apple Silicon) ×1 vRelease 2026-04-03 ×1 vRelease 17.4 ×1 vRelease 17.7 ×2 vRelease 2025-02-07 (Apple Silicon) ×1 vRelease 2026-05-25 (Apple Silicon) ×1 vRelease 2025-05-04 ×1 vRelease 2025-07-14 ×1 vRelease 2025-04-17 ×1 vRelease 2024-11-01 ×1 vRelease 2025-12-04 (Apple Silicon) ×1

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About This App

dBpoweramp Music Converter is a professional audio file converter that transforms files between dozens of formats including MP3, FLAC, AAC, Apple Lossless (ALAC), WAV, OGG, and WMA. It is widely used by music enthusiasts, archivists and professionals for batch converting large music libraries, ripping CDs with precision metadata, and applying digital signal processing effects like volume normalization. The software features multi-core parallel encoding for fast conversion, integrated CD ripper with online metadata lookup, and a simple context-menu interface in Finder. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.

Versions Seen 6 versions
vRelease 17.4 vRelease 17 vRelease 16.8 vRelease 16.5 vRelease 16.2 vRelease 15.2

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dBpoweramp Music Converter AI
https://dbpoweramp.com/dmc

A native Apple Silicon build of dBpoweramp Music Converter exists and is ready to use. Simply visit the official dBpoweramp download page at dbpoweramp.com/dmc and download the latest Mac version — the site automatically serves the native Universal Binary to Apple Silicon Macs, so you do not need to select any special option or opt into a beta channel. Install as normal, and your existing conversion profiles, preferences and any saved settings will carry over seamlessly. After upgrading, you will notice noticeably faster conversion speeds and better battery life on M-series Macs compared to running the Intel version under Rosetta.