How to Convert M4A Files to MP3 on Your iPhone
M4A is the default file type for the Voice Memos app on your iPhone. Typically, the recommended method to convert M4A files to more compatible MP3 files is to go through iTunes or the Music app, but there’s an easier way. It’s not only free, but you can also do it all on your iPhone without a computer.
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About the Media Converter App
Media Converter is a free, popular mobile app that converts video and audio files on your iPhone. Unlike some media conversion tools, Media Converter doesn’t insert watermarks and it doesn’t limit the audio length to, say, only five-minute files. you could convert more than an hour of recorded M4A audio to MP3, hassle-free.
Also, don’t worry if you have painstakingly appliedtips to get quality audio recordings on your iPhone, because the converted file will retain the same clear sound quality.
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How to Convert M4A to MP3 on Your iPhone Without Using iTunes
Although using iTunes or the Music app to convert audio files is a popular method, sometimes problems crop up and you may beunable to download iTunes on your PCor you need to convert files on the go. So, let’s look at how to use Media Converter to convert M4A files to MP3 directly on your iPhone:
Media Converter saves both files in your iPhone’sFilesapp. If you want to send the converted MP3 file elsewhere, tap theInformationicon. Then, selectSend/Open Into access the Share Sheet for your recent contacts and apps.
Convert M4A to MP3 on Your iPhone Easily
There’s no need to pay for a premium conversion tool just because an important, hour-long voice recording is stuck in M4A format. Media Converter lets you convert your audio from M4A to MP3 on your iPhone conveniently—and it does so for free!
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