Mic2Wav Utility

Mic2Wav logoMic2Wav is a macOS and Windows software application for converting MIC files generated in the A10-TX to audio WAV files.


Mic2Wav offers:

  • Support for MIC files recorded in the A10-TX transmitter
  • Outputs 24-bit, 48 kHz monophonic WAV files
  • Timecode metadata support (BWAV)
  • Batch conversion or individual file conversion
  • macOS (10.11+, 64-bit) and Windows (7+, 64-bit) versions available
  • A10-RX firmware update utility
  • Creation of Audio Limited User Groups (ALUG)

Download v2.51

Mic2Wav Version 2.51 - Released January 2019

MAC USERS NOTE: Mac users will need to download and install the CP210x USB to UART Bridge VCP Drivers

Click a link to download Mic2Wav installers for Mac or Windows:
Change List

Mic2Wav Version 2.51: Windows - Released January 2019

Fixed
  • A-RXMON now connects to Windows operating systems via Mic2Wav.

Mic2Wav Version 2.51: Mac - Released January 2019

Fixed
  • A-RXMON now connects to Mac operating systems via Mic2Wav.
  • Mic2Wav User Group editor layout issue with Mac OS 10.11 has been fixed.
History

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Mic2Wav Version 2.50: Windows - Released November 2018

New
  • Convert MIC files to WAV files based on a user-chosen timecode range.
  • Create, edit, and export User Group ALUG files for the A10-TX and A10-RX.

Mic2Wav Version 2.50: Mac - Released November 2018

New
  • Convert MIC files to WAV files based on a user-chosen timecode range.
  • Create, edit, and export User Group ALUG files for the A10-TX and A10-RX.
  • Update A10-RX firmware via the A10-RX XLR or A10-RACK.

Mic2Wav Version 1.02 - Released September 28 2018

New
  • Supports A10-RX firmware updating via the A10-RACK.
Fixed
  • Silicon Labs driver not properly installed on non-English Windows computers.

Mic2Wav Version 1.01 - Released June 8 2018

New
  • Ability to sort MIC files by column header.
  • Ability to import MIC files by adding or drag 'n' dropping an SD card or directory to the Source list
Change
  • Creation date/time stamp of a MIC file is now rippled through to the converted WAV file.
  • Invalid characters in filenames are no longer permitted.
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